Sentence examples for without being suspected of from inspiring English sources

If there's anyone who can get away with wearing Ramones T-shirts without being suspected of Topshop cluelessness, it's Shonen Knife.

"Vince" can describe personal tragedy without being mawkish and revisit party rivalries without being suspected of repaying old debts because he is "genuine" – not bogus genuine, but genuine genuine.

A coalition of Muslim groups held a news conference yesterday outside the federal building in Newark to call for a list of approved Islamic charities to which they could donate without being suspected of helping to back terrorism.

Shouted from the rafters, repeated again and again on state TV, state radio, the state news agency, state-sponsored billboards and countless Chávez speeches, the claim that Venezuela is now a Territory Free of Illiteracy has gained the perception of Official Truth, the kind of thing that Venezuelans can't question without being suspected of ideological deviation.

Thanks to Rick Rolling, never again will you be able to say to your friend, "hey, you should check out this amazing video of Steve Jobs singing karaoke," without being suspected of collusion with Rick Astley.

For many people, their so-called "faith" is just that, and the prevalence of this brand of belief is annoying to those of us who would like to be able to speak about faith without being suspected of being nutjobs or flakes.

Of the latter, two cases (one pregnancy with spontaneous abortion and one case of pancreatic carcinoma) were considered to be unrelated to therapy whereas the remaining six (abdominal disturbances with or without cholelithiasis) were suspected of being drug induced.

One patient with and four patients without heart failure were suspected of having diastolic cardiac dysfunction.

"The Prevent duty to report extremist behaviour is today's equivalent of internment in Northern Ireland – a policy felt to be highly discriminatory against one section of the community," said Burnham, referring to the policy adopted during the Troubles under which hundreds of people were imprisoned without trial because they were suspected of being involved with the IRA.

-Authorizing Baltimore police to arrest people without warrants when they are suspected of assaulting traffic enforcement officers.

The gruesome nature of the case made headlines, but interest in it increased after it was revealed that Sanchez was driving without a license and is suspected of being an undocumented immigrant.