Sentence examples for we might suspect from inspiring English sources

If we didn't know any better, we might suspect the Southeastern Conference was getting jealous.

Already we might suspect that "romance" implies more than our habitual, narrowed meaning: a love story.

Otherwise, we might suspect the prime minister doesn't know what he's talking about.

We might suspect that players receiving red cards for fouls that led to penalty kicks were more likely to be goalkeepers and defenders, who were tougher to replace in the lineup — and we'd be right.

(If, then, an expert bird spotter or car buff is unlucky enough to acquire prosopagnosia, he will also, we might suspect, lose his ability to identify birds or cars).

Although we might suspect the infection of his retina to be the cause, Hoffman-LaRoche would have to list "declining vision" — and the F.D.A. would have to consider it — as a possible side effect of the drug.

But for all we (and Uefa) might suspect it was an Albanian flying it, without proof it is surely difficult to censure them for it.

Contrary to what you might suspect, we marshals don't own our da Vinci hats — the Alumni Council does.

More than you might suspect.

In this case, he notes, we might well suspect that the experience consists in a felt response to some believed presence (1991, pp. 49 50), rather than some presentation of God to the believer.

We might also suspect this to be the case of VvAOMT2 and anthocyanin methylation.