Sentence examples for intense suspicion from inspiring English sources

Orwell's Party had an intense suspicion of spontaneous, emotional relationships.

That, by the way, is why "partnership" between those two should always arouse intense suspicion.

Neighbouring communities round here usually reserve their most intense suspicion for those nearby.

Coding dinosaurs like me view Object Oriented Programming with intense suspicion, which is probably why we faded away.

Only then will we dispel the intense suspicion felt by many developing countries and civil society groups.

The investigation into Brown's death by the county police and prosecutor was viewed with intense suspicion by protesters.

This, and the timing immediately before UN's Copenhagen climate summit, has aroused intense suspicions among some.

There were, however, a number of vocal people on it whose intense suspicions about the presence of strangers in the neighborhood bordered on the paranoid, in my opinion.

This attitude created intense suspicions of the loyalties of Christians living in Sassanid Iran and often led to Roman Persian tensions or even military confrontations.

As Kissinger knows, U.S. indifference to soccer has long been a source of intense global suspicion.

The extraordinarily close relationship between Vladimir Putin, the Russian prime minister, and Silvio Berlusconi, the Italian prime minister, which is causing intense US suspicion.