Sentence examples for overly suspicious from inspiring English sources

The writer claims that these writers are overly suspicious of Ritalin.

Mr. Steets has denied any such motive, calling the criticisms "naïve and overly suspicious".

Mr. Marri's lawyer, Mr. Jasper, calls the allegations "just an overly suspicious interpretation".

The individual may wander, become agitated, hide things, wear too few or too many clothes, become overly suspicious, engage in unsafe behaviors, or use foul language.

By instinct, many Tories are overly suspicious of alliances and have gained more than they care to admit from coalition rule.

"I guess I was overly suspicious a few times when someone would offer me a contract, and maybe that hurt my chances," he said.

Among the signs listed in the guide of potential financial abuse are overly protective caregivers, changes in ability to take medications, cognitive problems and being fearful, distressed or excessively suspicious.

Do not do anything overly or covertly suspicious.

It is not snobbery to have standards, or to be suspicious of overly complicated menus, or to think a cheap pub dish of teriyaki noodles and a pint of Foster's is the definition of hell fashioned from calories.

Firstly, both academics and the private sector are overly cautious, sometimes even suspicious, when interacting with each other.

This framing of the debate is advantageous for the right, since people, especially in the United States, tend to be suspicious of an overly powerful government.