In SUSPICION (1941), one of Alfred Hitchcock's finest, Johnnie Grant and Lina Joan Fontaineine), whom he affectionately calls Monkeyface, glow with newlywed happiness until his strange behavior leads her to suspect him of murder.
In "Suspicion Nation," she unapologetically enters the fray on behalf of the hoodie-wearing teenager Trayvon and against Neighborhood Watch volunteer Zimmerman who shot him in February 2012 and claimed it was self-defense.
The relationship was steeped in suspicion.
Unlike in Suspicion, however, you're permanently hoping he's good.
The baker's eyes narrow in suspicion at the small size of the order.
In 1985, China was held in suspicion by most of the rest of the world.
Ann Powers says that Islam is a faith that "Westerners hold in suspicion".
It is odd, then, that so many Americans have always held money in suspicion.
The whole journey to the interview was steeped in suspicion and menace.
"We live in suspicion of each other," one Fulani man who lives outside of Jos told me.
Each group holds the other in suspicion and contempt, but there are also lines of dependence, and attraction.
