That conversation is about people's right to feel suspicion and fear and whether those feelings need be justified to be real.
Many say that, since the attacks on London, they feel under suspicion.
I expressed surprise at — and, indeed, felt some suspicion about — this show of gloom.
Sanctions made many claimants feel under suspicion, said Malcolm Chamberlain of Sheffield.
I expressed surprise at and, indeed, felt some suspicion about this show of gloom.
Indeed, the neighborhood was alive with hope on Monday that the terrorist's removal would mark a new beginning for Muslims in New York, many of whom have felt under suspicion since the Sept. 11 attacks.
Here in Salonika, the question arises time and again how a bustling industrial city of one million people -- Greece's second city -- can feel such suspicion and threat from a poor, underdeveloped neighbor.
If we demand attribution, the simple response would be "OK, you can quote me saying 'No Comment'," but even here there would be nervousness since the person would feel under suspicion for even being seen to pick up the phone.
Worse, in the last few years we've become nakedly hostile, treating anyone who works for a major corporation, or so it feels, with suspicion, regarding all bankers as corrupt, viewing anyone in a senior position as a corporate fat cat in receipt of a reward for failure.
Additionally, they feel constant suspicion and hatred as they try to live their lives while absorbing the shame and blame now heaped upon all Muslims, worldwide.
Additionally, they feel constant suspicion directed at them as they try to live their lives while absorbing the shame and blame now heaped upon all Muslims, worldwide.
