But I have a suspicion that he's talking to his ex.
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I have a suspicion about that, but I'd rather not know for sure.
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"President Obama said, 'I have a suspicion that the guns will turn (on you),'" Smith said.
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"We have a suspicion that the ex-major is one of their leaders," said counter-terrorism chief Islam.
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With the upcoming election, we have a suspicion the jokes are going to get pretty political – and we can't wait.
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"If you have a suspicion that they're a victim, have your client call a lawyer and look into it," Evans said.
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On the other hand, if you have a suspicion of immigrants and a webcam, you can have millions and millions of viewers.
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"I have a suspicion the guns will turn," Obama said, according to one of the participants, Microsoft president and longtime attorney Brad Smith.
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I have a suspicion that our future might be filled with more machine gun-toting robots, like the one seen above, than robotic butlers.
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"I have a suspicion they will hold it in two weeks," said Leslie Voltaire, the campaign manager for one of the candidates, Maryse Narcisse.
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I have a suspicion that the only people who've ever used it for its intended purposes are people in Apple adverts and Steve Jobs.
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Given the pricey Super Bowl placement and that Nolan created the ad himself, we have a suspicion this trailer is going to be pretty special.
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"Among Democratic primary voters I do think they have a suspicion and a problem with candidates who can be described as beholden to Wall Street," said Democratic strategist Brad Bannon.
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But I have a suspicion it could have landed harder with a bit more attention to how the system broke these people, and not just what happens once they've been broken.
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I have a suspicion there are startups that overstate their proximity to AI. For instance, is employing Amazon's artificial intelligence services in your back end enough to call yourself an AI startup?
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"I didn't tell the cops, and I'm damn well not gonna tell you, but I have a suspicion who's behind that, and if I'm right, you're going after the devil himself," F.P. warns his son.
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I wish Mophie would make a case that didn't have a battery built in — just the wireless charging and magnetic mounting points — as I have a suspicion that this would fix most of the problems I ran into.
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"The moment the client tells you he's participating in the amnesty, you have a suspicion that the assets with you are not compliant, and so you have to report to the authorities," said a senior executive at a Singapore-based wealth manager.
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"If we analyze a merger, if we have a suspicion or concern when it comes to antitrust, if it comes to data, of course we will look at it," she said in a speech at an annual digital innovation conference in Munich.
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Whether you know for a fact that they have just started outfitting their home with smart capabilities, or you at least have a suspicion that they'd enjoy the convenience of having Alexa around to answer questions and play games, the Dot is a great pick.
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We can hope that this allow us to extend and improve our minds so we can properly call ourselves transhuman and maybe one day even posthuman, but I have a suspicion that even far-future superintelligences may still use the word "human" to denote what they are.
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Maybe it's because I have always been a bit reckless with everything from my sexual relationships to my bills, but I have a suspicion that if I were capable of impregnating someone, I most likely would already have enough children to play a solid game of 3-on-3.
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Doyle is the owner of Gamers Cave Comic Book Store. He spends a great deal of time in the back of his store, which also doubles as a meeting place for the secretive club of Necromancers. Lance and Cally have a suspicion that he is somehow connected to the strange comic book.
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You have to go outside your door and clap your hands, and when you have repeated this performance five or six times, the Arab may begin to have a suspicion that somebody wants him; and when you at last get him, it will be very wonderful if he does what you want. He went back to Europe.
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Marvel Comics. While maintaining a low profile, Bruce Banner was shot by Tommy Hill of the Dogs of Hell biker gang during a robbery that also claimed the lives of Sandy Brockhurst and Josh Alfaro. He came back to life and turned into Hulk where he badly beat up Tommy Hill. The witnesses in the Dogs of Hell told Detective Gloria Mayes of the attacker as she and reporter Jackie McGee have a suspicion that it was Hulk even though Banner is believed to be dead.
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It was his size, which took one's breath away – his size and his imposing presence. His head was enormous, the largest I have ever seen upon a human being. I am sure that his top hat, had I ventured to don it, would have slipped over me entirely and rested on my shoulders. He had the face and beard, which I associate with an Assyrian bull; the former florid, the latter so black as almost to have a suspicion of blue, spade-shaped and rippling down over his chest.
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I also regret that I am unable to join you. Not only the Eelam Tamils problem, but even the protests seeking water for Cauvery, any protest in support of Tamil Nadu, you, and lawyers, are the first ones to fight. Even this time, only these two sections were the first to voice their protest even four months back. I have a suspicion that only in order to destroy your Tamil feeling, the Indian intelligence would have systematically instigated caste-feelings among you and paved the way for the skirmish that occurred at Ambedkar law college.
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Out of McVey's researches arises that Osborn's father invented a scalpel that can be used at degrees of absolute zero and that in the same year he was killed a few other inventors were killed, whose inventions were all about surgery at extremely high or low temperatures and all vanished. Because of that McVey and his investigation team have a suspicion that Scholl and his people might belong to an organization that's working on surgery making it possible to combine deep-frozen body parts and to thaw it so the person is alive. Time passes, and McVey finds out about Elton Lybarger and a ceremony that should be held in Berlin. During this, in the main hall of the building, Elton Lybarger is giving the speech.
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