Sentence examples for least suspicious from inspiring English sources
"least suspicious" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it in a sentence to mean that something is less suspicious than something else. For example, "The red car was the least suspicious of the three vehicles that had been spotted at the scene."
Anyway, I've always been a little bothered by the way the Nook is advertised, or at least suspicious.
"You went to all the other apartments first, so this was the least suspicious of the apartments?" Mr. Sachs asked.
But as we know, in a whodunnit it's always the least suspicious person who commits the crime.
Every winner gets a saliva test, & so does any other runner whom Dr. Catlett, the Commission's chief beterinarian, is the least suspicious about.
One might think that he would have felt slightly jealous, or at the very least suspicious, about the regularity of Pranab Kaku's visits and the effect they had on my mother's behavior and mood.
Criminal law doctrine is, to say the least, suspicious of such a separation between intent and culpability, especially when it comes to very serious offenses (lesser offenses can be established by proving the defendant was reckless or indifferent).
Especially that computerized secondary gate-screening system, which uses mystical Harry Potter-like formulas that often select the least-suspicious passengers, including harried business travelers flying on complicated itineraries, to be pulled aside for that irritating additional perp pat-down and bag check while everyone else is boarding the plane.
The Heidelberg Project has been the target of at least eight suspicious fires since May.
Why wouldn't the N.C.A.A. or anyone else at least be suspicious?
Also in a time when we are, in theory at least, more suspicious of spectacular architectural icons.
This is the first site to visit when you are the least bit suspicious about an e-mail message or Facebook posting.
