Sentence examples for somehow suspicious from inspiring English sources

The players there were mostly those diehards whose compulsion to play basketball is somehow suspicious.

Any house without a porch is somehow suspicious, a face missing something, like a nose or a smile.

I think that there is a suggestion that somehow any classified program is a "secret" program, which means it's somehow suspicious.

Specifically, it was insinuated that his beard was somehow "suspicious," "Islamic" and then, without just reason or cause, connected to the Taliban.

Jorge's family thinks that perhaps ICE believed that his response to the gang sign had somehow been suspicious.

Cruz may not have directly responded to Trump or the Enquirer back in spring, a move that the Donald somehow finds suspicious.

Thankfully, the clerk's 911 call didn't wind up putting McDowell in danger but it was an altogether different story for Trayvon Martin, who was somehow deemed "suspicious" after a quick trip to the convenience store for a bag of Skittles.

Zimmerman felt that Martin somehow had a suspicious profile and then proceeded to follow him on the way home.

Somehow, informants were suspicious about the researchers' intentions given that they were informed that the vaccine might have unknown side effects.

So, if anything, we can say that this unarmed black teenager was being terrorized by a night watchman who somehow thought that he "looked suspicious" for inexplicable reasons.

He was particularly suspicious that Mr. Siminovsky had somehow interfered in the report by a court-appointed psychologist, Marie P. Weinstein.