Sentence examples for extremely suspicious of from inspiring English sources

"What I inherit from my father is that he's extremely suspicious of establishments and bureaucracies.

"I think people are extremely suspicious of the way another country is being misrepresented".

"The Costa Ricans are extremely suspicious of anything that smacks of political integration.

Darwin did not lack vision, yet he was extremely suspicious of modern architecture.

This show of friendship was angrily observed in Pakistan, whose intelligence service remains extremely suspicious of the old Russian enemy.

The highly mobile families are deeply interwoven through marriage and kinship, and extremely suspicious of outsiders and the authorities.

I'm highly suspicious of it.

Ms. Kiejliches, who had been married to the victim for eight years, had reported her husband missing, Chief Allee said, but detectives were "extremely suspicious" about the circumstances of Mr. Kiejliches's disappearance.

The former president was expected to announce his political comeback later this year, and his supporters are extremely suspicious about the timing of this latest development.

"Then there was a larger circle of accounts with more followers, some of whom looked genuine, many of whom were extremely suspicious," Currie said.

But Hugh Robertson said the death of the doctor was "at best extremely suspicious".