Sentence examples for present-day suspicion from inspiring English sources
His responsibility, when hiring Mr Coulson, was less to probe Mr Coulson's past troubles than to assess the present-day suspicion that Mr Coulson is a liar.
Considering the centuries-long well-documented history of Western suspicion towards Islam, constant chaos in the present-day Middle East does nothing to encourage level-headed discourse on how Muslim citizens are a part of increasingly diverse Western societies.
Some present-day Pentecostals perpetuate this anti-authoritarian stance, preferring (by wide margins) common sense to intellectual know-how, and viewing cultural elites with deep suspicion and antipathy.
There was great suspicion and rivalry between Yang Guozhong and Ge Shuhan, the general in charge of the defense of the eastern approaches to Chang'an (present-day Xi'an), the main Tang capital.
Evolution is occurring among present-day insects.
Present-day Skyros is a resort.
Present-day Egypt, however, is largely urban.
Press play: Present-day Britain.
It's present-day Scarsdale.
Too much present-day bureaucracy?
