Tom's suspicions were right.

My hunch was right.

Then there are strategic suspicions.

The news confirmed my suspicions.

What made you suspicious?

I had my suspicions.

No one was above suspicion.

Tom's silence confirmed Mary's suspicions.

His silence confirmed her suspicions.

His embarrassment confirmed her suspicions.

His story aroused my suspicion.

Her unusual behavior caused our suspicions.

Her story aroused my suspicion.

Tom kept his suspicions to himself.

I strongly suspected that he had been lying.

Already, some Chinese suspect the US of seeking an independent Taiwan as an unsinkable aircraft carrier for use against a future Chinese enemy. They are wrong, but such suspicions can feed a climate of enmity.

Finally, there is a growing perception of partisanship within the public administration.

They are wrong, but such suspicions can feed a climate of enmity.

Even if you become a democracy, we will always be suspicious.

Immigration officials are on the lookout for suspicious movements of people into Palau.

Facebook user Peter Clever supported Aronda's widow's suspicions

The simplest things are complicated, and then destroyed, by this culture of suspicion and contempt.

There is reason to suspect that ultra nationalists and neo nazis might actually be working inside the Russian media.

Appearing angry makes one suspicious, I know, and you know how emotional we are.

Russianvelt, President of U.S.A., C.I.O.

In both countries, deep and mutually paralyzing suspicion has poisoned relations for three decades.

As a result, the suspicion and fear that began the war in 1992 has been reinvigorated.

Tom and Mary gave exactly the same answers on the test which made the teacher suspicious.

More than two years ago, I was notified that I was cleared for release.

On many occasions, Modi has voiced suspicions about China s growing footprint in disputed border areas.

He has exposed what many have suspected all along that this was a concerted operation by the Chinese authorities to go after the booksellers.

It was not what he said, but the way he said it that made me suspicious.

These findings raise damning suspicions about the literacy levels that successive Indian governments have claimed to achieve.

The events that followed did nothing to allay Sedelnikov's suspicions of the Maidan, he explained.

How can it be implemented without looking like bribery (in case the company gives the funds directly to the government)?

If this last is true, it will help confirm Serb suspicions that the Hague process stinks of politics.

I grew up in a country surrounded by a general state of suspicion, protected by militarism, sunken and crushed under an olive green boot.

Too often in politically connected cases, suspicions and charges of wrongdoing are not pursued to an unambiguous conclusion.

More ominously, Muslims were often considered a Fifth Column within India, plotting to divide the country further. Such suspicions frequently boiled over into religious riots, in which Muslims bore over 90 of the casualties.

As time passes, a concept without real commitment in the field may eventually raise suspicions about its relevance.

The very existence of other people breeds suspicion in Russian guards, and who is to say that they are completely wrong?

Kirchner is not above suspicion, but the judges lack of a watertight legal case raises suspicions of a political motive.

Such suspicions frequently boiled over into religious riots, in which Muslims bore over 90 of the casualties.

In total, about 8 thousand people fell under suspicion, including, in addition to military personnel, the likes of teachers and scientists.

Behind the smiles, the polite interactions, and the cautiously worded diplomatic language, strong undercurrents of suspicion remain.