Sentence examples for mildly suspicious from inspiring English sources

His facial expression hovered between above-the-fray and mildly suspicious.

10.32am GMT Heywood says he was mildly suspicious then the man who sent the email refused to meet him.

If some Athletics were mildly suspicious after the 2001 series in Toronto, their concern escalated during interleague play on July 14.

Downing Street is mildly suspicious of Clegg's remarks because the prime minister's renegotiation would probably not trigger a referendum under the terms of the current legislation.

The bulk in the middle are unsentimental, mildly suspicious but amenable to the argument that it is, on balance, worth making the system work as best it can.

Specter gets quite exercised by the anti-vaccine lunatic fringe, but doesn't explore ways of winning over the undecided or mildly suspicious, like the many people concerned about the swine flu vaccine.

For one thing, she had, like Mr. Kennedy, credibility with the left wing of the party, which is — to put it mildly — highly suspicious of the direction of the legislation, especially the version emerging from the Senate Finance Committee under its chairman, Max Baucus of Montana.

Highly embarrassing, mildly funny.

That there was a Mormon presence in the town, was due largely to the work of Elder Willard Bean, who, Adams writes, was sent from Salt Lake City to Palmyra "to make converts, if possible, but particularly to make friends among the populace definitely suspicious, mildly contemptuous, and generally hostile".

Also, officials are now suspicious that some people may be able to spread the disease even if they are only mildly ill with SARS.

Mildly unenthusiastically.