Sentence examples for deeply suspect of from inspiring English sources

But Microsoft's continual denial that it did anything wrong has left many in the computer industry deeply suspect of its good faith.

And though I was relieved to have Obama elected, I am deeply suspect of all politicians, and I do not identify myself as a Democrat.

This year, after all, saw the release of Danny Boyle's Trance, which was deeply suspect on the matter of nudity: Rosario Dawson was required to be not only fully naked but divested of her pubic hair, while James McAvoy and Vincent Cassel played "nude" scenes that were in fact nothing of the sort.

He thinks he stands for truth and justice but his penchant for vigilante violence is deeply suspect as a means of spreading these virtues (think of G Bush's invasion of Iraq) and actually attracts the sort of evil he is meant to be destroying.

To the left its commercial success was deeply suspect and its espousal of hedonism — "Joy, Joy" was the title of one of Mr. Veloso's hit songs — as a mode of subversion, regressive.

In his masterpiece, "Bashu, the Little Stranger", Mr Bayzai upset traditionalists by planting an independent-minded woman at the centre of a story of racism in a north Iranian village.The film was banned for four years in Iran and Mr Bayzai, whose membership of the Baha'i faith makes him deeply suspect in the eyes of many Iranians, spent years in the wilderness.

The allegation that one of the killers came to Europe disguised as a refugee is deeply suspect, the supposed evidence of a found Syrian passport highly questionable.

In the first round of the recent presidential election, they gave first place to Vladimir Meciar, a backward-looking nationalist who is deeply suspect in the rest of the EU.

She was attacked for being too religious by the most secular of critics while also being one of the authors most banned from Christian schools and libraries that regarded her brand of religion as deeply suspect.

Some of his figures are deeply suspect.

The constitutionality of the deal was deeply suspect, but the Americans averted their eyes.