1.   Public suspicion that the real motives and intentions of the government lay in creeping privatisation were particularly focused on trusts.

2.   As a practical matter, of course, ghosts can be easier to deal with than a living, meddling father or public suspicions about paternal string-pulling.

3.   At the very least, the reports arouse public suspicion of law enforcement, especially among the immigrant and minority communities.

4.   Because their advocacy would raise public suspicions, they relied on officials like Moore to champion the proposal.

5.   Actually, in his case public suspicions are correct.

6.   But that action has merely fueled public suspicions that a cover-up is underway and that the real perpetrators of the crime will go unpunished.

7.   But there was lingering public suspicion that the suspects were scapegoats.

8.   Collectively these entities may well deserve public suspicion.

9.   Each collision is fueling public suspicion that the crashes are the work of a government death squad out to muffle those who threaten the political status quo.

10.   From an FBI counterintelligence expert to a Brooklyn busboy, cutting-edge duplicity fuels the rising public suspicion that no one is to be trusted.