Sentence examples for seen as suspicious from inspiring English sources

The WikiLeaks revelations confirm that their love affair was also seen as suspicious by US diplomats.

Anyone showing independence of the mind, initiative, or individual striving, was seen as suspicious and politically unreliable.

Those who question Russia's military record are seen as suspicious and hostile, inspired or recruited by the West.

Social work as a profession is all too often seen as suspicious of, and hostile to, innovation and change.

Instead, a firm obsessively trying to make its numbers is seen as suspicious, trying to cover up lousy management, perhaps, or maybe worse.So why not come clean?

Often seen as suspicious of the Internet, the French government in recent months has been emphasizing the importance of digital technology to the overall economic development of France.

Fans were quick to comment, as one did, "I think y'all forgot to credit Keen for their design …," and to appeal to the internet watchdog Diet Prada, which has made its name from identifying and publicizing what it sees as suspicious "homages". But Keen had a somewhat different, arguably more Klein-like, response.

The story starts three years ago, when Aguirre was in the middle of an aggressive investigation into what he saw as suspicious trading by Pequot Capital, a $15 billion New York hedge fund.

The timing of the move on Mr Shahabuddin was seen as highly suspicious, not least by him.

Her Awami League has long been seen as less suspicious of India than the rival Bangladesh National Party of former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia.

But an N.B.A. official said that any deal sending Rivers and Garnett to the Clippers would be seen as "highly suspicious" by the N.B.A. and "unlikely to be approved".