a suspicion of

There was a suspicion of tears in her eyes.

The passers-by of forty years ago halted to gaze at it, without a suspicion of the secrets which it hid in its fresh and verdant depths.

She coloured as she spoke; but neither that, nor any thing else, awakened a suspicion of the truth.

The two shared a 'suspicion of reported earnings of finance companies, ' Mr. Munger says. 'We don't like the bull-- . '

There was a suspicion of sadness in her voice .

The circumstances of his death gave rise to a suspicion of murder.

Do you think Jason spoke with a suspicion of reason?

There was a suspicion of danger.

Alistair : We can go to Denerim, but somehow I suspect that they're not going to let us just walk around. Only a suspicion, of course.

The large amplitude of the cables vibration also makes passengers feel uncomfortable and have a suspicion of the bridge's insurability.

A suspicion of a smile crossed her lips.

Results: The patients of 41. 66% had a suspicion of using outdated ophthalmic drugs.

He spoke with a suspicion of humor.

I noticed a suspicion of anger in his reply .

The second is a suspicion of foreign investors.

She added a suspicion of garlic to the stew.

but Mr Crick, as well as his wife, seemed latterly to have acquired a suspicion of mutual interest between these two;