Sentence examples for creating suspicion from inspiring English sources

I would have liked to thank him for introducing me to Tony, but I saw no point in creating suspicion.

On Tuesday, European observers said the delays were creating suspicion and that the tallying process was hardly transparent.

Mr. King's music occasionally seems a little contrived, the pop savvy that worked to his advantage in the early 1950's creating suspicion of inauthenticity now.

Officers went to the home and "discovered the door open, possibly by force, creating suspicion of a burglary," a police spokesman said.

Bonds has been connected to investigations into steroid use, muddying how he accumulated 756 homers, which improved to 757 on Wednesday, and creating suspicion about how he conquered Aaron and 755.

We are a relatively small industry where many people know each other, and we have to be very careful not to cause distress by creating suspicion about particular orchestras, sections or individuals.

"People will say, in his back pocket he has this company he is friendly with, creating suspicions about whether he is being straight".

This projected increase, however, will bring with it nuclear proliferation concerns, fueling fears about the security of nuclear material and creating suspicions about its use.

Rather than fueling optimism, though, his comments created suspicion.

Too short is rude; too long creates suspicion.

As the study's authors put it, "A low price creates suspicion".