There's a time for civility, a time for diplomacy, but the fair corollary of the media spectacle of flinging our politicians into confrontation with honest-to-goodness-voters who sometimes have suspiciously finessed points, is surely that our politicians may be able to give as good as they get.
Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, sometimes sounding suspiciously like an apostate from the democratization cause, argued in a recent speech for the necessity of using realist methods — including short-term alliances with despots — to pursue idealist goals such as the establishment of more democracy.
Cars can only be sold legally through dealerships, requiring dealers to cooperate with the manufacturers they sometimes view suspiciously.
Here is a skateboarding documentary with a meaty story to tell – though sometimes it strays suspiciously far from objectivity.
But for the most part, Arab youth leaders expressed concern about the future of their organisations and how best to ensure sustainability for their institutions at a time when funding is erratic and is sometimes looked at suspiciously.
He says "In Britain I'm sometimes regarded as a suspiciously Europeanised writer, who has this rather dubious French influence.
Now I sometimes think, from this suspiciously stable place that is the present, that Camilo was immature.
In the North Caucasus and the Russian Far East, the percentages were suspiciously high, sometimes reaching 90%.
Distortion needn't be harsh, and actual notes are allowed to emerge, sometimes in orders that are suspiciously melodic.
Depending on the radio program, we're either about to become a communist or fascist nation (okay, sometimes both), all because of the suspiciously foreign-looking guy in the White House is leading us to ruin.
