Sentence examples for rather suspicious from inspiring English sources

Rather suspicious, but probably right.

"Journalists working in Estonian-language media are rather suspicious of Russian messaging," the researcher said.

The car I was driving was deemed to be rather suspicious by the authorities.

DR. STAHMER: There is supposed to have been a very lively and rather suspicious traffic to and around your staff building.

"But the French film industry, and especially Cahiers du Cinema, has long had a rather suspicious view of British movie-making.

To be sure, early phenomenologists seem to be rather suspicious of the very notion of sensation.

The core of the revamped site is a rather suspicious-sounding service that scans you entire music collection and then lets you listen to it for free through the site, wherever you are.

A police spokesman said: "The find is being treated as unexplained rather than suspicious at this time, but police inquiries, which are at an early stage, are continuing".

Agreeableness assesses one's tendency to be compassionate and cooperative rather than suspicious towards others.

The so-called "signature strikes," which allow the CIA to strike a person not based on who he is but rather his "suspicious" pattern of behavior, have deepened the debate about the Obama administration's controversial use of the drones, and about the accuracy of intel used to establish targets.

If black drivers are consistently less likely to be caught with contraband than whites, that means the police are spending their time searching less-suspicious blacks rather than more-suspicious whites, indicating prejudice.