Sentence examples for always suspicious of from inspiring English sources

I'm always suspicious of them.

I am always suspicious of "world-class" installations.

I'm always suspicious of things that see themselves as art.

I am – probably wrongly – always suspicious of secondments and test the motivation of all parties.

He was always suspicious of "talent" and insisted he had none.

I am always suspicious of people who claim to fall in love through a picture.

"Americans have always been suspicious of standing armies, ever since we fought the British redcoats," says a spokesman for the National Guard Association, one of the more formidable lobbies on Capitol Hill.

I wanted to make the point that, while he has always been suspicious of the man-made institution of the Catholic church, he is always seeking to believe".

I've always been suspicious of the argument that women who enter politics are automatically nicer than men; they can't always be relied upon to help other members of their sex.

(I've always been suspicious of people who eat brains).

I have always been suspicious of politics, for many reasons.