It starts with a suspicion, that the so-called Negro is inferior, fueling fake science to support the hatred.
Trade secrets, protected with a suspicion bordering on paranoia, also account for the company's longevity.
A lot of things are falling into place with a suspicion that's just sneaking up on us.
Here, I was left with a suspicion, certainly incorrect, that you can find an Ishmael like Lepore on any island.
There ought to always be room for serious history, which begins with a suspicion of anything that sounds like myth.
Sometimes this is combined with a suspicion that they may have hit a glass ceiling in their adopted country.
"We've got five students who have been taken to hospital with a suspicion that they had taken the drug.
Even seemingly obvious proposals (like cleaning the river) are met with a suspicion, as if someone is trying to profit.
The technologist's argument begins with a suspicion that the liberal arts are of dubious academic rigor, suited mostly to dreamers.
Yet in Alaska, where the highest federal spending per person coexists with a suspicion of Washington's interference, the obvious thing does not always happen.
He tenses again when I ask if he thinks his father's rage had anything to do with a suspicion that his son was not heterosexual.
