Sentence examples for inspired suspicion from inspiring English sources

Its cozy relationship with the Denver legislators, along with its multimillion dollar projects, have inspired suspicion from the queer-punk culture that Meow Wolf grew out of.

The revision, in an already tense environment, inspired suspicions that the keepers of the status quo were somehow manipulating the numbers.

The slain Pakistani prime minister Benazir Bhutto, also mythologized globally in her time, inspired suspicions at home as well.

But secrecy should not imply that Bjorndalen inspires suspicion among his peers in a sport with too many doping problems in its past.

You may alienate friends, family, and members of your community by rejecting the dominant belief systems of you community, examples: In the southern United States rejecting God/Jesus may inspire suspicion and hatred.

Nothing has inspired more suspicion of the European project among ordinary voters than these attempts to promote integration by subterfuge.

But the group's relationship with Uber has also inspired considerable suspicion among labor leaders, activists and experts.

Spain, which introduced gay marriage four years ago, has shed its Roman Catholic-inspired suspicion of same-sex couples, Rico said.

The resulting chaos helped to set the Vatican firmly against the rhetoric of revolution and inspired deep suspicions of claims made on behalf of liberty and democracy.

The violin case proved the perfect size and, far from inciting suspicion, inspired respect from baggage handlers.

He assembled a solid team, made key allies and parried suspicions inspired by his outsider status and strong personality and the union animus of some supporters.