Sentence examples for so suspiciously from inspiring English sources

Its performance wasn't stellar — it was just so suspiciously steady.

Mateo, however, was making a meal of what his classmates eyed so suspiciously.

The pair had acted so suspiciously on visits in July and August that the store owner had suspected they were shoplifting and filed a complaint with the police.

But after three years in business the place is otherwise so suspiciously overlooked that it makes you wonder if there is actually a neighborhood conspiracy to keep it under wraps.

She was so suspiciously eloquent this season that on Wednesday she was honored with a quick-edit montage of her pronouncing, with a bit of struggle, words like "instinctual" and "authenticity".

The story is so suspiciously cool, it puts Black20.com closer to an enterprise like "Ocean's Eleven" or "Easy Rider" than to a technobabble online initiative you'll never hear of again.

Red faces in Romania, where the emblem for a campaign exhorting visitors to "explore the Carpathian garden" looks oh-so-suspiciously like an image produced by a Belgian designer and used by a British clean-transport company.

It is an incomplete copy, and suspiciously so.

But it is good, suspiciously so, given that Mr. Warner and Mr. McNeese, who had waited tables at the Modern, trumpet their lack of professional cooking experience.

Still, the overall volume of the performance was loud to the point of blaring, suspiciously so for an art form whose selling point has long been natural sound.

Suspiciously so – with five-star reviews like the one from  "Chomakala," who wrote: "Camera color (black) is so affluent that, it has made me easy to differentiate it from other cameras.