be under suspicion

The police said the man was under suspicion in other cases.

Your personal position could change very quickly if you were under suspicion.

Michael himself is under suspicion in the death of his former wife.

Four people are under suspicion and one of them must have done it.

People who think they're under suspicion are not going to give their very best efforts.

I then had the position that every one in the whole wide world was under suspicion.

"Suddenly every one in town is under suspicion," she said.

Finally, it had been made in a foreign land and was under suspicion on that account.

They were investigating someone on the committee who was under suspicion.

"All of these are under suspicion for actions that took place two or more years ago."

"Everyone present here is under suspicion for murder," he said.

The courts were under suspicion and the older players knew it.

You talk almost as if I might be under suspicion myself."

Later in the 1630s White was under suspicion for his financial dealings.

I knew she wanted to steer him from the idea that he might be under suspicion.

Believe me, some of them will find out one way or another that they are under suspicion and try to throw their weight around.

"Has he ever been under suspicion of hurting or killing a woman?"

Some players were a given to move on, others were under suspicion.

I would have been under suspicion in any case.

"At best, I'll be under suspicion the rest of my life.

The girl was not considered to be under suspicion.

Does that mean everyone on the organizational chart above a certain level is under suspicion?

Even when my men fight a war for the Motherland, they are under suspicion!

Even if you were under suspicion for something, I would try to help you!

They said that simply because he might be under suspicion, he stood no chance of being left alone.