Sentence examples for even more suspicious from inspiring English sources

President Truman was even more suspicious of Keynesian theorizing.

A few of the younger ones were even more suspicious.

If anything, the Japanese are even more suspicious than the Indians are of a resurgent China.

After checking the code against the institute's records, she became even more suspicious.

And even more suspicious were my own motives: taking drugs to stop taking drugs.

Korso's wily first mate, Preed (Nathan Lane), is even more suspicious.

A central failure for New Labour lies in the fact that relations between the public and the state seem even more distant and suspicious.

Many cab drivers said the scandal had created new friction with passengers, with several saying that customers had grown more suspicious and even hostile.

Even more strangely, we have become suspicious of those who take a stand against the abuses of power or dogma.

That might make her suspicious or even more irked.

The details are even more devilish when the parents are suspicious or spiteful.