Sentence examples for objects of suspicion from inspiring English sources
But now they find themselves objects of suspicion to less-worldly Egyptians.
The writers Mikhail Lermontov and Nikolay Gogol were also objects of suspicion to the bureaucrats.
A reigning shah's nearest and most acute objects of suspicion were his own sons.
The non-famous women who fall in love with, or are associated with, famous men, are automatically objects of suspicion.
The group was founded just after Sept. 11, 2001, when many Sikhs found themselves the objects of suspicion at airports and elsewhere.
Deportation was at first inflicted upon political criminals, but, in time, it became a means of removing those whose wealth and popularity rendered them objects of suspicion.
By protesting you become an object of suspicion, as if protest were a crime.
That, along with his bumptiousness, made him a permanent object of suspicion.
When the cards malfunction - and they will - it is we who will be the object of suspicion.
Mr. Blair is idealistic without being ideological, which naturally makes him an object of suspicion to his left wing.
His politics made him an object of suspicion in the entertainment industry, which, as he later put it, "graylisted" him.
