Sentence examples for be very suspicious of from inspiring English sources

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

"I would be very suspicious of that person".

I would be very suspicious of a restaurant that treated any of their red wines in this way".

"One must be very suspicious of defendants who plead guilty to reduced charges and are seeking leniency," Mr. Pope said.

"I'd be very suspicious of why a stranger had given me lots of money," she says solemnly, having given the question careful consideration.

Unfortunately, Conway explains, the public tend to be very suspicious of things they don't understand, with an inclination to presume it's in some way perverted.

"I'm very suspicious of it.

The Horse is very suspicious of tricks".

He was very suspicious of imitation".

"People are very suspicious of you anyway.

'People were very suspicious of feminism.