Sentence examples for became very suspicious from inspiring English sources

At that time it was very much like – 'Oh, they have TB.' It became very suspicious.

And I started thinking and thinking, and I became very suspicious about the circumstances in which we lost our daughter.

The shah, Nāṣer al-Dīn Shāh, became very suspicious of him, and Afghānī began a campaign of overt and violent opposition to the Iranian ruler.

I became very suspicious of the merits of critical theory, which is why I have been shocked at being accused of being over-academic.

Heidegger later became very suspicious of this sort of existential politics.

Perhaps the most ingenious method was that used by Cleopatra.101 When Antony became very suspicious of her before the battle of Actium, she dipped the tips of the flowers of her chaplet into poison and during the banquet dropped the chaplet into p165 the wine which he was about to drink, thus showing how adept she was in poisoning.

"I've become very suspicious of certainty.

"People who have a lot of money can become very suspicious and isolated," Robert, who works in Guernsey, told me.

He once again told me to stay with him, but I had become very suspicious of people.

"People have become very suspicious of authority," said Azamat Nalgiyev, 68, a former member of Parliament who came out of retirement to head Mr. Yevkurov's new Human Rights Commission.

"I believe it was generated by police, and it just becomes very suspicious when a complaint is not made and comes at a time when there is an awful lot of publicity about the investigations and civil lawsuits being filed against police officers in these types of actions".