Sentence examples for automatically suspected from inspiring English sources

Slugging first basemen who played in the 1990s are automatically suspected of steroid use by a certain contingent of voters, while speedy middle infielders like Biggio are not.

But in a country where a squeeze of lemon can be considered excessive if the fish is fresh, spicy or heavily sauced dishes were automatically suspected of being made with inferior ingredients.

Any mail sent from an unregistered server would be automatically suspect.

I had forgotten that women traveling alone in the Middle East were automatically suspect.

Any candidate pushed by France is automatically suspect in Britain, and vice-versa.

There – everything new, everything which is really different from what is known and accepted, is automatically suspect.

Eventually, though, these white men in suits became anachronisms in an irreverent age when voices of authority were automatically suspect.

"Anything with bubbles artificially added is automatically suspect in my book," he says, declining sparkling water in favor of still.

Like thousands of Libyans, the Megrahis are adjusting to the new, uncertain political climate, where ties with the former regime are automatically suspect.

The French were hardly more receptive to his work: "In France, to be an Arab or African musician who didn't play traditional music was to be automatically suspect".

Interestingly, this technique was evidently used to "stop the dead from becoming vampires": people who had been "unusual" in life (alcoholics, criminals and assorted outsiders) were automatically suspect, even before any vampiric assaults had actually occurred.