Sentence examples for it fishy that from inspiring English sources

Should the gun dealer think it fishy that I might want to acquire a weapon capable of downing a small aircraft (much less six of those weapons) he may report the purchase to the A.T.F.

Smells a bit fishy, that.

But Eberly goes much farther and alleges that the data are "fishy," that "someone at Newsweek cooked the books and hoped we wouldn't notice".

Doesn't it seem fishy that he should become involved with Trotsky's secretary after writing an admiring interview with her master for the UK press?

But in a town where careers are made on face time with the president, it's fishy that the head spook can't remember a six-hour trip to Crawford for some.

Sure, he thinks it's fishy that there are suddenly four other insurgents on the ballot, none of whom scraped up the required 15,000 signatures, all of whom could undermine his effort to monopolize the anti-Hillary vote.

We held out hope - no word was official yet, and it seemed fishy that a random lottery would have bypassed our whole swath of the street.

Given that Ferrari wasted no time sending a cease and desist letter to Zimmerman, asking him to remove all the custom vinyls and badges on his "Purrari" supercar, it seems fishy that Disney has been resting on their laurels for such a long time.

It's just fishy that it took so long for a player with his pass-rushing acumen to be drafted and make that history.

It's much easier to say it in hindsight, but it did seem fishy that a Google acquisition of $400 million — pontentially kicking off a whole new area of business for the company in its nascent role as a network service provider — would be announced in the form of a press release from the company without any statement from Google.

"It is very fishy that the police had decided to leave the country completely to the thugs and angry mobs".