Sentence examples for Most suspiciously from inspiring English sources

There were bottles of medicine and poisons; magazine and newspaper articles on poisons and, most suspiciously, several Agatha Christie novels.

Unfortunately for the snowboarders, biathletes and bobsledders, the possibility for another one of these upscale food fights existed today mere hours after the announcement of the awarding of gold medals to Canada's Jamie Salé and David Pelletier, with the start of the ice dancing competition, the most suspiciously judged Olympic sport of all.

Here were are three years after the iPhone launch and most smartphones suspiciously seem to lack that very keyboard no one could live without.

Budi was a three-star general and by most accounts a suspiciously wealthy man.

Most of them look suspiciously as though their publishers have simply shunted their contents from print on to the screen.

In other words, they would have been viewed suspiciously by most people, but weren't seen that way by Dr. Taylor's father.

Occasionally, a passerby, seeing the cops on the platform, looked around suspiciously, but most people just plowed on, lost in a rush-hour reverie.

Hodgson, one imagines, would rather a traditional all-white look for Wembley and the Football Association's most high‑profile employee sounded suspiciously as if he had been briefed what to say when it was put to him that England's designers had suffered a wardrobe malfunction.

Most interesting are what look suspiciously like verbatim quotes from his life with Verlaine.

Mr Clegg's problem this morning is two-fold: the offer under discussion is from the Conservatives, and the proposed solution to the PR conundrum – an airy promise of an all-party inquiry into the electoral system – looks suspiciously like "the most minimal reforms" he dismissed just a month ago.

Most otherkin seemed to be suspiciously interested in video games and fantasy novels, which doesn't seem like a coincidence, when you consider the element of imagination required for both.