unfounded suspicion

You can't fool around with a man's life like that because of unfounded suspicions.

But that problem should not lead to unfounded suspicions of all Muslims.

No - he was jumping to an unfounded suspicion.

Unfounded suspicions aside, Picard had no idea what they would find there.

Better to keep his unfounded suspicions to himself, unless something else came along to give them some weight.'

It provides an opportunity to leak names because of unfounded suspicions or resentments.

Unfounded suspicions that others are after you or want to harm you (paranoia).

Picard tried to review just the facts- no suppositions or unfounded suspicions.

Because society is based on trust, trust cannot be withheld on unfounded suspicion.

What mischief lay in such unfounded suspicion!

The requirement serves to prevent officers from stopping individuals based merely on hunches or unfounded suspicions.

"I think they're unfounded suspicions because the U.S. won't play games with Iraqi oil."

This very briefly led to unfounded suspicions that Arthur or his supporters had put Guiteau up to the crime.

My staff and I have our hands full as is, without adding unfounded suspicions that the Council itself is lying to the people."

His favoritism was "strong and blatant," which stemmed from unfounded suspicion that Arnold was not his child.

Dobson blames his inability to hold down a job for nearly two decades on the notoriety caused by unfounded suspicion for the Lawrence killing.

I mean, I am curious and have an unfounded suspicion as to who mine is but I kind of like the unknown-ness of it all.

It would be best if you do not voice innuendos and unfounded suspicions that could only damage the stability of the Imperium, especially in this difficult time, hm-m-m-m?

Quinn decides that his relationship with Debra is more important than his (supposedly) unfounded suspicions about Dexter, and stops his investigation.

"A parallel trial has emerged, based on unfounded suspicions and preconceived ideas," said Javier Zaragoza, the chief prosecutor, on Monday.

Now tell me--if he really try, in that way, to renew your unfounded suspicion of an innocent woman, will that shake your confidence in your own opinion?"

Do you seriously expect us to alert naval units and a squadron of fighter-bombers on the unproven and what may well be the unfounded suspicions of a private citizen?"

He approached this problem by constructing with Mr. Patinkin a scene-by-scene chart of how his character's unfounded suspicions deepen into the false conviction that motivates his rash acts.

She attacks the Colonel, being wholly convinced of Original Sin - and begins to realise the harm and pain that unfounded suspicion can cause - and has caused her victims.