Sentence examples for deep-seated suspicion from inspiring English sources

The security forces oscillate between support for the Islamists and deep-seated suspicion of them.

For example: "Gypsies harbor a deep-seated suspicion of non-Gypsies, referred to as the gadze.

Reflecting deep-seated suspicion of North Korea's autocratic government, administration officials say such rigorous verification is needed to guard against cheating.

Perhaps most important, though, is the deep-seated suspicion of many organic farmers and consumers about anything that smacks of big business.

"It's a very difficult situation for this area to swallow, because of the deep-seated suspicion toward C. L. and P.," said Representative Boucher.

Much of the ethnic Latvian ruling elite view ethnic Russian politicians as potential Kremlin agents, and there is a deep-seated suspicion of Ušakovs.

Despite Mr. Barak's extended hand, the deep-seated suspicions on both sides are mirror images of each other.

It was an unhappy marriage, with Lee's barely concealed desire to take the leading role on the greatly enlarged stage arousing the Malays' deep-seated suspicions of their Chinese fellow citizens.

The disclosure in 1986 that the United States had secretly sold arms to Iran to win the freedom of hostages held in Beirut confirmed Baghdad's deep-seated suspicions about America's real objectives.

Mr. Bonbright said that previous attempts to create rating systems for NGO's have foundered on deep-seated suspicions about imposing standards in a field that prides itself on diversity and creativity.

Those who study Beijing's Tibet policy say the authorities appear to have extended their deep-seated suspicions to the Tibetan educated and well-to-do, a tactic some say could radicalize a segment of the population that had come to accept the imperfections of Chinese rule.