Sentence examples for equally suspect from inspiring English sources

Libertarians who fear a nanny state should be equally suspect of a nanny court.

Ipswich looked dangerous only at corners, when Boro looked equally suspect.

Equally suspect would be those pseudosensitivos who trot out "Howard's End" in hopes of, you know...

Although Kim no longer believed North Korean propaganda, he had been so deeply formed by it that he found the news from South Korea equally suspect.

In all the debate over the disputed claims in President Bush's State of the Union address, we must not forget to scrutinize an equally important, and equally suspect, reason given by the administration for toppling Saddam Hussein: Iraq's supposed links to terrorists.

But I equally suspect that playgoers with little prior awareness of this artist's output will react to the baleful, sometimes belligerent struggle of Alfred Molina, as Rothko, summing up the trajectory of his doomed life in terms of the painter's palette.

Sarcomatous transformation should be equally suspected in PNF with rapid increase in size.

Snoop -- who recently changed his name to Snoop Lion -- is a big Obama fan, though the reasons presented here are equally as suspect (see: "He wears a durag like me").

"Equally, I suspect some of the high-end law enforcement capabilities that might be distributed elsewhere, probably the NCA ought to do more of that".

Do we all under-report equally or - as we suspect - does the extent of under-reporting vary by how much we drink, what we drink, and where we drink it.

Equally, one suspects that AOL's Way, and indeed Demand Media's valuation, depend on a model which is only ever going to appeal to advertisers, and readers on a highly utilitarian basis, which will never create a particularly robust media brand.