Sentence examples for feels suspicious from inspiring English sources

If communication with an employer or company feels suspicious, end the communication immediately.

You'd think the company would get that, and that rebranding, generally, feels suspicious.

The sort of uncomplicated, risk-free sappiness (from "Everglow": "This particular diamond was extra-special") peddled by a band like Coldplay feels suspicious precisely because it's so effective.

In this case, a lack of formal complaints also feels suspicious.

If you find yourself on a site that looks or feels suspicious or with which you are uncomfortable, then leave it immediately.

Now, with news that the doctor was the will's beneficiary, Mrs. Woodruff felt suspicious.

He took the praise from English reviewers but felt suspicious of it.

It is when I read the word "grater" that I begin to feel suspicious.

And then part of me felt suspicious that they really had named her Mulan because of the movie.

But both Dr. Estabrook and Dr. Port said they would still have to make judgment calls during surgery and remove lymph nodes that looked or felt suspicious.

"People felt suspicious, that this was a sneak, behind-the-scenes maneuver," Elizabeth Fleming, the Florida representative for Defenders of Wildlife, told me.