nasty suspicion

Then a nasty suspicion formed at the back of his mind.

A nasty suspicion comes to me that he is taking the question seriously.

I had a nasty suspicion my leg was being pulled.

I had a nasty suspicion what I was looking at.

Rod had a nasty suspicion of where the witch was getting the money.

I've a nasty suspicion you might have had to hit somewhere real.'

As all the old, nasty suspicions rose again, she hastily squashed them.

She stopped presently with the nasty suspicion that she was talking too much.

"Thank you, brother Bart, for only thinking of punishing me with nasty suspicions.

Nasty suspicions simmer: What's with this new guy anyhow?

As the film slowly gathers steam, nasty suspicions surround all the major characters.

"Why did I have this nasty suspicion that that wouldn't work?"

He had a nasty suspicion that it looked like the sort of place she imagined a psychic vampire would inhabit.

I have a nasty suspicion that such culling after inbreeding was sometimes used among royalty back.

Even if he managed to get to a horse, he had a nasty suspicion that it would follow him at its own pace.

He had a nasty suspicion that the hands of the city watch would offer no safety if he and Locke vanished into them.

I hope my nasty suspicions are correct.

Now there was a nasty suspicion.

I had that nasty suspicion, too.

A nasty suspicion occurred to me.

Then a nasty suspicion seized him.

But it is "adhesive", as pollsters say: a nasty suspicion that sticks in voters' minds.

Safe and sound and away from nasty suspicions."

A nasty suspicion presented itself to her as Rune drove into the courtyard outside his flat, parking the car neatly.

He had a nasty suspicion.