Sentence examples similar to shifting suspiciously from inspiring English sources
"From a certain angle," writes Taylor, "the emerging order looks suspiciously like the old one". In fact, she concludes, "Wealth and power are shifting to those who control the platforms on which all of us create, consume and connect.
The threat the hapless humans meet keeps shifting, over time and space though often enough the threat is a then-current version of the Other: from East European immigrants (in the late-Victorian Dracula) to the suspiciously friendly white liberals in the recent hit movie Get Out.
Wegener could see that the continents were not static, that they must have shifted over time, and that the coastlines of South America and Africa looked a suspiciously snug fit, as if they were once joined together.
Approval ratings of the central government, which are (suspiciously) high by the standards of many other governments around the world, barely shifted between 2011 and 2014 (see chart).
Social conservatives have long viewed Mr. Romney suspiciously because of his Mormon faith and his shifts over the years on issues like abortion and same-sex marriage.
People eyed her suspiciously.
Nobody eyed us suspiciously.
That sounds suspiciously hippie.
A is suspiciously postmodern.
Creasy laughs, suspiciously.
They nod back suspiciously.
