Sentence examples for approached with suspicion from inspiring English sources

The Shabab has an endless supply of Somali army uniforms and weapons—sold openly in markets across the capital, courtesy of corrupt officials—so every roadblock and military vehicle is approached with suspicion.

We've been raised in a society where mother-son closeness is approached with suspicion.

We've been raised in a society where mother-son closeness is approached with suspicion -- far more than mother-daughter closeness.

But it was also something that should have been approached with suspicion, because it was very clear going in that this heralded Trump backtrack was actually based on a different lie: that Hillary Clinton had come up with the birtherism theory, and that Trump had debunked it. .

Next, I input my day's food into their 'Food Tracker' system, which I approached with some suspicion.

After Blair's disastrous war in Iraq, some party dynamics within Labour pointed to the notion that US endeavours should systematically be approached with the greatest suspicion.

As business views and opportunities become ever more part of the sustainable development dialogue, the private sector should be approached with the appropriate amount of suspicion.

Even as Franklin Roosevelt, in his fourth and final inaugural, called for "total victory in war," he warned that "we can gain no lasting peace if we approach it with suspicion and mistrust — or with fear".

Many Haitians, for their part, she contends, "approach outsiders with suspicion and dread, as well as, sometimes, opportunistic expectancy" — defensive behavior shaped, she says, by the history of slavery and the "habitual watchfulness of voodoo".

His family history would suggest that he might approach people with suspicion and mistrust--after all, his family has had a distant and dangerous journey.

In my experience, when we approach other people in an open and receptive manner, if these people have bad intentions, it becomes much more readily apparent to us than when we approach them with suspicion and callousness.