Sentence examples for always suspicious that from inspiring English sources

The first of these are Turkish nationalists, inside and outside the state, who are always suspicious that the Orthodox prelate may compromise Turkish sovereignty by trying to establish a "Vatican state" on the soil of their republic.

John Maynard Keynes, meanwhile, was always suspicious that "the Labour party's secret sympathy with the policy of catastrophe is the worm which gnaws at the seaworthiness of any constructive vessel which it may launch".

In that book, the young Obama is confused and angry, struggling to figure out who he is, often high, wary of both white condescension and black rage, never trusting himself, always suspicious that his beliefs are just disguised egotism, his emotions just symptoms of his peculiar racial lot.

I was always suspicious that the high rates of "diagnosis" and prescription for ADHD came about because researchers based their figures on reports from parents, who in turn based their beliefs on teachers or doctors with no credible evidence.

I was always suspicious of that, because the German economy has a number of great strengths: it is decentralised (economic and cultural activity is spread across the country), it makes stuff (investment goods) that are in high demand in emerging markets, it has a sane system of finance that serves industry well, and it is based around constantly improving standards.

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

"I am always suspicious when the government that has billions of dollars has to say, 'We are going to release [illegal immigrants] because of budget problems.' I'm wary of that," he said.

I'm always suspicious of those that spread by numerous underground runners, like meadowsweet, mint and houttuynia.

I'm always suspicious of reviews that find zero things wrong, or at least, annoying, being a cynical jerk, but it certainly seems, at the very worst, that the game is probably worth the $60 asking price.

I am always suspicious of people that brag about "the size" of their team or fix things by just throwing more engineers at the problem.

Memorably, he also said that "our father's glass was overflowing... .. My father was an extreme optimist -- except about "the Jews": he was always suspicious of the powers that be and was sure that "they" would turn on us again, even here in the U.S.