The design and price selected arouses public suspicion, true or not.

But the display today appeared only to aggravate public suspicion.

While the ruling removed the threat of a conviction, it left behind a public suspicion of possible guilt.

Almost certainly, the level of public suspicion and mistrust surrounding these projects will not soon subside.

There is a very strong public suspicion, probably justified, that prices tend to go up faster than they come down.

He said such a move would serve to relieve public suspicions that the Government had been involved in a conspiracy to kill the President.

This hunting party was accepted by society as a signal confirmation of public suspicion.

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

A rejection by just one country would force what they hoped to avoid: a renegotiation in a climate of mounting public suspicion.

Justice Department officials outside Minnesota seemed surprised by the public suspicion.