Sentence examples for be very suspicious about from inspiring English sources

"If someone says, 'We're willing to do something that cuts into the amount of money we make,' be very suspicious about whether they are actually going to do that," he said.

People may be very suspicious about it.

"I am very suspicious about this," he said.

He didn't like the other work she was showing, and, he told me, "I was very suspicious about showing in a gallery".

"I was looking for someone to get to the site because I was very suspicious about the circumstances around the accident," said Hendrick O'Neill, a party member from the area where the crash occurred.

"I am very suspicious about opinions and judgments and emotions by humans in individual stock selection," said Samuel Eisenstadt, Value Line's research director, who developed the framework for the firm's stock-picking system.

"I've always been very suspicious about what the heck was going on in there".

WASHINGTON -- Rep. Joe Wilson (R-S.C). is very suspicious about why President Barack Obama wants to bomb Syria, not because Wilson doesn't believe the administration's chemical weapons claims but because he has a hunch that the call for air strikes is designed to distract from issues like the implementation of Obamacare.

They [the students] were very suspicious about everything ….

"People are going to be very suspicious when one talks to them about intelligence.

Arrest?" "Women will be very suspicious of you.