"suspicion" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés
- These include poor health, poverty, practical and legal problems and a deep-rooted suspicion of Government officials.
- And, paradoxically, the deep-rooted suspicion with which blacks view the criminal justice system fostered both the coming together and the splitting apart of the coalition.
- This pattern of denial and duplicity helps explain the deep-rooted suspicions among minorities and women about the accuracy of history taught in schools.
- A red-light perspective of administrative law embodies deep-rooted suspicion of governmental power and a desire to minimize the encroachment of the state on the rights of individuals.
- Suspicions Are Deep and Dark The deep-rooted suspicion of all authorities, inculcated by 45 years of Communist rule, lingers in democratic Poland.
- She had viewed the duvet with the deep-rooted suspicion normally reserved for single mothers, Chinese food and women who drank beer from glasses with handles.
- The United States has been among the last nations to embrace a broader role for the United Nations, in part because of a deep-rooted suspicion of the organization among American conservatives.
- That meant he had a deep-rooted suspicion of me, particularly of what he saw as my influence over Dennis.
- The situation brings out deep-rooted suspicions held by many New Jerseyans that their state is taking more than its fair share of the New York region's ills.
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