A sneaking suspicion that there's nothing new and it all feels static.
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But I just had a sneaking suspicion that I had nothing to lose.
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Do you have a sneaking suspicion you may not be able to afford your friends?
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The ride ended, but I had a sneaking suspicion that the ride wasn't truly over.
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I had a sneaking suspicion that she'd probably be fine with my line of work.
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I already had a sneaking suspicion that being 5-foot-9 was right around the corner.
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But it's hard to ignore the sneaking suspicion that the ship sailed for BlackBerry long ago.
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I have a sneaking suspicion Swift's other problem will be a little more difficult to resolve.
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Hmmm...we have a sneaking suspicion that the film just might feature a ceremony of some kind.
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I just have a sneaking suspicion that the Republicans will find a way to mess this up.
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Ever get the *ahem* sneaking suspicion that women do way more work than they're given credit for?
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Nevertheless, sometimes I have the sneaking suspicion that in lots of ways it's easier than the alternative.
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Even so, I have a sneaking suspicion he's never complained about it being too difficult to order pizza.
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I had a sneaking suspicion things would get ugly, but I tried to put my best foot forward.
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I have more than a sneaking suspicion that Facebook is going to keep motoring along the way it is.
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We have a sneaking suspicion that we might see the first legitimately good pair of wireless earbuds below $50.
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Last week, we learned the Black Hood is back, and Betty has a sneaking suspicion of who he could be.
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While viewers haven't seen what's inside the car, we have a sneaking suspicion it's one of the candy maker's mascots.
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My sneaking suspicion is that my father wants to attend for the same reason I do: to witness the spectacle.
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But one gets the sneaking suspicion it's also for the intrinsic silliness of beefing and even hip-hop as phenomena.
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I had the sneaking suspicion that Jon was the product of that meet-up, whether it was kidnapping or an elopement.
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But that beats the constant sneaking suspicion that Facebook is secretly changing the feed's laws of physics like it used to.
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Right now, they have a new murder to solve and the sneaking suspicion that Villanelle isn't quite out of the picture.
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Suddenly I had become the Google guy, and I had a sneaking suspicion that maybe the restaurant thought I worked for Google.
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The bottom line: There's a sneaking suspicion among many in the industry that Blue Origin is much further along than it's shared.
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We always have a sneaking suspicion that there are things the flight attendants aren't telling us when we hop on a plane.
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All of us, from time to time, feel stuck or unhappy at work — or have a sneaking suspicion that something's not working.
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She has a sneaking suspicion that Tamar is still around, and she follows her hunch all the way back to the Hodel mansion.
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Personally, I had a sneaking suspicion why, and it had something to do with aesthetics — something to do with Neko Atsume's Japanese nature.
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Rumors are spreading throughout the office that Michael and Alexis slept together, and I have the sneaking suspicion they are courtesy of Alexis.
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Typically, every piece of social media we create comes with the sneaking suspicion that a co-worker or family member might see it.
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For Real Madrid, in particular, there will be a sneaking suspicion that it is second, rather than first, that brings the true prize.
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But if you had the sneaking suspicion that all those snacks were more or less empty calories—and lots of them—you'd be right.
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Now, I'm not sure why, but I have a sneaking suspicion, because one of my panelists is the award winning Hollywood superstar, Matt Damon.
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I have a sneaking suspicion applying for a mortgage would be a lot more fun if Momoa and Bonet were in my future home.
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Yet even as I watched those flash-forwards, I had a sneaking suspicion that in the end, they wouldn't be as devastating as they seemed.
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But with the current political climate, we have a sneaking suspicion that music in the U.S. is about to get ever-so-slightly more angry.
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While we don't find out which brother champions the fight, we've got a sneaking suspicion Chase is going to go easy on his little bro.
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I also have a sneaking suspicion that, because we're white, my family doesn't think I need to be considering these points about race at all.
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We have a sneaking suspicion that chicks won't play a larger role in the branding of whatever she is releasing on April 26, but who's to say?
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That's great from the standpoint of seeing a rock and roll show, but I've got the sneaking suspicion it's not the ideal case use for the product.
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The Pittsburgh quartet's lurching, noisy, sludgy, post-everything metal is a trip, and I've got the sneaking suspicion that vocalist V. Cee is an absolute demon live.
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But it wasn't the media overkill that upset me; it was the sneaking suspicion that I was more manipulative and desperate for help than I had realized.
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Nolan Gould is looking over his shoulder on the set of "Modern Family" ... because he's got a sneaking suspicion his character, Luke, could be going six feet under!
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In that sense, Black Mirror is truly a grim fairy tale for our time, where our sneaking suspicion that machines don't entirely have our back has become real.
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And for the longest time, I've had this sneaking suspicion that buying high-quality stuff, which perhaps initially was more expensive, actually saved me money in the long run.
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Yeah, I'm more shocked than anyone, but I did also have kind of a sneaking suspicion that the real 1D success story might come from someone we didn't expect.
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I've found myself returning to this album again and again, and have got a sneaking suspicion that many of you might feel the same once you get an earful.
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Meanwhile, Matt's mom had taken Pepper to the vet and had a sneaking suspicion that the senior dog, who did not have a microchip ID, might belong to senior citizens.
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We have a sneaking suspicion the bragging rights that come along with being able to throw down a cool $50K every year on tickets for the evening doesn't hurt either.
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We've got a sneaking suspicion a new Mavic Pro is just around the corner, but in the meantime, DJI's taking $300 of the first-gen combo pack for the foldable drone.
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He had a sneaking suspicion that a polity ruled by educated voters probably would perform better than a democracy, and he thought that some of the resulting inequities could be remedied.
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"Klaus" won the BAFTA while "Missing Link" won the Golden Globe, but I just have a sneaking suspicion that the Academy will want to reward the final installment of this massive franchise.
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But I have a sneaking suspicion that the series is doing the same thing to that city as it continues to do to Brooklyn — namely, flattening it into a stereotype of itself.
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I do have the sneaking suspicion that Eve is going to continually be wrestling with her own soul as she explores darker parts of herself, and parts she really needs to explore.
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I still have a sneaking suspicion that Hulu, because of its ownership structure, and we'll see what happens as that changes, has a vested interest in keeping the ad model going, right?
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If you're not big on music, you can donate directly to them here—but, given that you're reading Noisey, we have a sneaking suspicion you might be interested in Bandcamp's idea, too.
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The reality of testing a driverless car, both as a consumer and an occupant in the car, does leave one with a sneaking suspicion it could at some point falter in its drive.
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And while we totally relate to the sneaking suspicion that your job application is just going into a shredder after you send it out, a good résumé is a step you can't skip.
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The pop of purple is a huge change from Guerriero's natural brunette shade, and given her A-list influencer status, we have a sneaking suspicion that she's about to kick off a serious trend.
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"I've got a sneaking suspicion that the so-called experts who bloviate about the death of advertising on the web don't actually, you know, communicate on the web," the "Mad Money " host said Thursday.
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Ottolenghi says he has a sneaking suspicion such offerings just might appeal to a stoned palate, a hunch your humble narrator confirms after sampling a cone of soy sauce, wasabi, and almond-flavored gelato.
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But for some reason we've got a sneaking suspicion when we go to bed tonight with our hair wet we're probably not going to wake up with a head full of Carrie's perfectly tousled waves.
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Total: $0My sister-in-law, who does flower arrangements for a restaurant, got my bouquet at my local florist/skateboard shop (yep, it's a thing), and I have a sneaking suspicion it was somewhat expensive.
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While these snakeskin shoes were not being guarded by an actual, living snake, I had a sneaking suspicion that, the minute I touched them, bad things would happen unless I was really going to buy them.
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That means it will be almost two weeks before we can actually order the drink, but we have a sneaking suspicion that — like sleepaway camp — s'mores in a cup is going to be well worth the wait.
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Shared initials aside, both are international men of mystery who operate by their own set of rules (and while we'll never know for sure, we have a sneaking suspicion the singer also prefers his cocktails shaken rather than stirred).
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Perhaps, instead, it offers people an excuse to get out of a relationship they had a sneaking suspicion wouldn't work out in the first place—whether due to a partner's poor taste in film, questionable tramp stamp, or voluminous Instagram hashtags.
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Harrison's agent, Boris Lelchitski, said that he was concerned his clients who play overseas would be shortchanged on salaries or bonuses and that his "sneaking suspicion is that we won't be getting paid" by teams in countries hit hard by the virus.
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"I have a sneaking suspicion that in some of these storage units, one would find a number of stolen and looted objects," said Robert K. Wittman, a former F.B.I. investigator of stolen artworks who now works privately as an art security consultant.
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This album ticks off so many of my taste boxes — sleekly stylized product, formalized genre exercise, crafty simulations of emotional structure, sonic textures you can taste and feel — that it inspires the sneaking suspicion that these elements all belong to one mode.
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I have never personally gone back to read any of my extensive collection of Animorphs books since the series ended, and I plan to keep it that way given my sneaking suspicion that maybe, just maybe, they aren't the pinnacle of literature I thought?
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What it's all meant to add up to is anyone's guess, beyond the sneaking suspicion that Mr. Woods wanted to write a play about today's intensifying political divide from the safety of a period that may not be as vanished as you might think.
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"As a programmer I've always had a sneaking suspicion that the digital diversity of our files and folders is kept completely hidden from us by our operating systems–kind of like an overprotective parent bundling up their child for a snowy day," Corriel tells The Creators Project.
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Nowadays, Google is positioning Hangouts for its enterprise customers, and I have a sneaking suspicion that many people hovering right around the age of 30 still use the app, tucked away in the corner of their Gmail window, to chat with their significant others throughout the day.
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Without it, the experience feels undercooked, and I can't avoid the sneaking suspicion that the company rushed it into existence a mere five or so months after purchasing Viv in order to attempt to have one more key feature for its first post-Note 28 flagship.
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Kourtney had so many gifts she wanted to give she had to break her guide up into three separate categories, the design-savvy mom, the chic mom and the mom who has everything, which we have a sneaking suspicion might be directed at Kim and Kris.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — A Shape That Stands Up at Art + Practice (A+P) gallery, in partnership with the Hammer Museum, claims to "[examine] the space between figuration and abstraction" — a great starting point unless you have the sneaking suspicion that this space disappeared decades ago.
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So when the small country town of Colchester is plagued by rumors of a massive sea serpent, Cora and her fellows can't quite escape the sneaking suspicion that the serpent has tempted them into sin — or else that it's been sent to punish them for sinning in the first place.
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The series comes to us from executive producers — and longtime artistic soul mates — Martin Scorsese and Mick Jagger (among other E.P.s), although I have a sneaking suspicion the latter was only brought on so Vinyl could use thinly veiled lore about the Rolling Stones in plot lines without getting sued for intellectual property theft.
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Pokémon Go has become the phantom menace of this year's Comic-Con International: As much as we all love the game, it's hard to go five feet without bumping into someone who's desperately trying to snag a Squirtle hanging out on the sidewalk (plus, we have a sneaking suspicion all that Poké Ball bombardment is eating up 98 percent of San Diego's wifi supply).
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She stated that she knew co-star Greg Rikaart, who portrays Kevin Fisher, and had a "sneaking suspicion" that he had "something to do" with her being cast in the role. She made her debut on April 1, 2009. In September 2010, it was announced that Ford, along with Thad Luckinbill, would be leaving The Young and the Restless.
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On 6 May 2015, Dickson's book A Sneaking Suspicion (1995) was banned from state schools by the New South Wales Department of Education and Communities on the basis of a "potential risk to students in the delivery of this material, if not taught sensitively and in an age appropriate manner." The ban was lifted 18 May 2015.
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Monk Takes His Medicine Natalie calls Dr. Kroger during their layover in Honolulu. Ultimately, she determines that she has no choice but to suck it up and accept Monk along, though she has a sneaking suspicion that Dr. Kroger put Monk on the drug and told him to get on the flight with Natalie so that he himself could avoid being bothered over the week. Upon arrival in Lihue, Monk and Natalie meet Candace and her fiancé Brian Galloway. Candace naturally assumes at first that Monk is Natalie's steady boyfriend.
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Robert Copsey of Digital Spy gave the song a positive review stating: > Not that there is much in the way of propaganda here, as little more than > strings, drums and an electric organ play out over Sabre's self-penned words > about remembering the good ol' days. "I need blue skies/ I need them old > times/ I need something good," he rap-sings is his inimitable twang on a > gravelly chorus that burrows deeper into your brain with each listen. Don't > worry mate, we have a sneaking suspicion that things will pick up again very > soon. .
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It was the first documentary to win that award since Jacques Cousteau's and Louis Malle's The Silent World in 1956. Just as his much publicized Oscar acceptance speech, Moore's speech in Cannes included some political statements: > I have a sneaking suspicion that what you have done here and the response > from everyone at the festival, you will assure that the American people will > see this film. I can't thank you enough for that. You've put a huge light on > this and many people want the truth and many want to put it in the closet, > just walk away.
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In its first seven days on sale, "Royals" sold 85,000 downloads and debuted at number 90 on the Billboard Hot 100 for the week ending 21 July 2013. In a subsequent interview, Lorde said, "I had a sneaking suspicion that it might do all right." On 31 August "Royals" moved up to number 17 on the Hot 100, becoming Lorde's first top 20 entry in the United States. With sales of 307,000 copies (up 17%), "Royals" became the fourth release by an up-and-coming singer to reach the top spot on the Digital Songs chart.
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In Shopaholic Abroad (also known as Shopaholic Takes Manhattan in the US) Becky goes to New York City with her then-boyfriend Luke, leaving Alicia in charge of Brandon Communications in London, to Becky's dismay. She shows up in Manhattan to loads of wonderful TV offers...but before she left for the States, she'd visited Brandon Communications and had a sneaking suspicion she left something behind. Overwhelmed by Barney's, Fifth Avenue, and the discovery of sample sales, she goes overboard, even for her. Meanwhile, Luke is dismayed to find out that some of his investors are a little shaky and he's spending all of his time reassuring them.
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Graeme Davis reviewed Swords of Deceit for White Dwarf #82. Davis felt that the suggested levels for PCs were too high, and should have been more like 7-10; he suspected that this was done "so that Fafhrd and the Grey Mouser could be used", and had "a sneaking suspicion that American produced modules are written with a few levels of slack in them, so that it's possible to take the Rambo approach". Of the scenarios, Davis called "The Curse of Valinor" a "strong tale about skeletons in the closet coming home to roost, with a mini- dungeon which is slightly hackneyed and a bit too helpful", pointing out that the monster's tomb contains a book which explains the whole story. He found "Return of the Rats" excellent with good role-playing opportunities and nice NPC characterization, although he found the sewer system in the scenario disappointing and illogical.
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