Sentence examples for spread suspicion from inspiring English sources

Bilateral defence agreements, which spread suspicion among young Africans about France's role in propping up dodgy leaders, are to be updated and made public.

Stasi informants, many of them coerced, spread suspicion and betrayal throughout society -- between spouses, between schoolmates, between office colleagues -- a terror that outlasted the East German state, which effectively collapsed when the Berlin Wall fell, and formally ceased to exist when Germany reunified in October 1990.

Authoritarian regimes, for instance, keep a very tight grip on power by spreading suspicion within social groups, undermining trust, and thus disabling co-operation.

But we will not find common ground by moving closer to any of these post-Brexit victors, we will just make the job of spreading suspicion and narrow-mindedness easier for them.

A younger, pointedly innocent nun, Sister James, develops and spreads suspicions of her own, before coming around to the priest's side.

"Some, not all, of the members of the Jewish part of the group have publicly spread the suspicion that the Holy See was trying to hide documents which in their judgment were compromising," Father Gumpel wrote.

Mr. Lowder's fight to save his board seat spread the suspicion wider -- as did his effort to punish his foe, Governor James, by contributing lavishly to the campaign of Don Siegelman, the Democrat who unseated Mr. James in 1998.

"But stopping them from returning home is not going to stop the spread of suspicion, disturbance and dissatisfaction within North Korea".

Suspicion spread inside FEAR, too.

But fear and suspicion spread even faster than the virus.

Southernization was an attitude that spread north -- suspicion of government, antielitism, racial resentment, a highly personal religiosity.