Sentence examples for evidently suspicious from inspiring English sources
Back at the McAllen airport the next day, a Transportation Security Administration agent searched my carry-on, evidently suspicious of my binoculars, which were swiped, peered through and run again through the X-ray machine.
But those contradictions might be among the reasons that identity art has faded for younger artists, who evidently are suspicious of identifying labels and the limiting expectations that can accompany them.
Some of these groups are surprisingly popular with students, who evidently are less suspicious of American corporations than were previous generations of college kids.
Mr. Machado concluded that the audit was done improperly, evidently, he maintained, for suspicious reasons, and thus failed to find that the nonunion arm had indeed acted illegally.
A child gives the painter a candidly inquisitive stare as he works away at the canvas; a duchess turns her full hauteur upon him, suspicious and evidently impatient to be done with the session.
The authorities -- deeply suspicious and evidently unsure what to do with a troubled young American -- sent him to Minsk, a regional capital rebuilding itself in monumental Soviet style from the ruins of World War II.
