Sentence examples for equally suspicious from inspiring English sources

Hawking is equally suspicious of artificial intelligence.

Aristocrats across Europe were equally suspicious of the nouveaux riches.

Many of his contemporaries were equally suspicious of his checkered track record.

Limbaugh was equally suspicious and cynical about Obama's call for donations.

Survey respondents said that they were equally suspicious of their government and of the big internet companies.

Murray was equally suspicious of the chic status sometimes bestowed on black people and black culture by mainstream white society.

Gérôme may have been astute, but he may equally have been joking at Rousseau's expense - though we should be just as suspicious of Rousseau's supposed innocence and naivety, as a man if not as a painter.

Equally, audiences are suspicious of small films and sometimes simply can't keep up with all the sniping cockney talk.

"Of course, we rely on you to report anything you see or hear that you might think is suspicious - but equally, we want you to tell us about any incidents of Islamaphobia.

Although he has said repeatedly he wants an America where all ethnic, class and religious groups are treated equally, many Americans remain suspicious of Muslims because of 9/11 and would not vote for him on those grounds alone.

Equally, however, they are also suspicious of the state, which has been a hub of corruption and incompetence for almost a century.