Sentence examples for we suspect from from inspiring English sources

We suspect from the outset that these letters represent some old harm her father did as an informer.

But they were preferable to hanger steak, which took on a bitter edge, we suspect from the application of herbs that burned in the grilling.

The effects of television on our culture and on our tone are probably even greater than we suspect from the events of the last few years.

At the other extreme, he made a three-minute telephone call to Chicago (to a lady, we suspect, from other evidence, and plainly not his wife; for the latter, he evidently brought back and charged to this paper a 49-cent souvenir from Niagara Falls).

It was noticeable in The Passage that Cronin was copying from King the habit of making us invest our emotions in characters who were not going to survive, and we suspect from first meeting him, squatting a penthouse in a deserted Denver skyscraper where he passes the time by taking potshots at vampires, that Kittredge will be one of these.

At the same time, her street smarts are just what this small-town boy needs unless -- as we suspect from clues planted in Chapter 26 -- she's back with her no-good boyfriend, Maik, who tried to pimp for her while they were hitchhiking with the truck driver, Edgar, we met in Chapter 11, whose true love, Danny, from Chapters 3 and 27, is raising her brother-in-law Martin's troubled son, Tino.

Michael R. Peevey, president of the state Public Utilities Commission, said that Mr. Sanchez's cellphone use is "very, very sad but I think we suspected from the very beginning something like this".

"We suspected from the start that it wasn't an accident," said Ramona Milhouse, 81, who watched the car being pulled out of the river from her nearby property.

The video confirms what we suspected from the initial screenshots: this is basically a Facebook Chat clone, with the ability to communicate with external networks like AIM and MSN thrown in for good measure.

We suspected from our clinical and literature-based knowledge that AP use in youth, particularly in those with lower incomes, was increasing in Nova Scotia.

If patients undergoing major procedures with long lasting anesthesia became hypothermic more often, they were probably not warmed actively as we could suspect from the active warming rate and rate of temperature monitoring of this set of patients.