Sentence examples for suspicion across from inspiring English sources

Historically, they have been viewed with suspicion across the Middle East by mainstream Muslims and often scorned as infidels.

The release of photographs on Thursday showing the bloodied faces of the men was met by widespread suspicion across Iraq.

Mr. Noboa's installation as the 84th president of Ecuador and its sixth in the last four years has been greeted with misgivings and suspicion across Latin America.

Parties embroiled in an allusion gone wrong eye each other with suspicion across a newly opened chasm and wonder who is really at fault: is the speaker a snob or the listener a dolt?

There is a strong suspicion across the region the group responsible for the atrocities was al-Shabaab an extreme Islamist militia which now effectively controls the southern Somali port of Kismayo and parts of the capital, Mogadishu.

He had seen her at the school before, and, though they had never exchanged words, he remembered a particular slyness that seemed to set her apart from the other mothers, a tilt of the head that sized up the world, a divot of suspicion across her brow.

It would confirm suspicions across the Islamic world that the union is a Christian club.

The interaction reinforces suspicions across the city that the three-day NATO Summit heading to downtown Chicago May 19-21 will include heated confrontations between visiting protesters and police.

As a parody of campus life, it tapped into a broader suspicion, shared across the ideological spectrum — from right-wing watchdogs to high-minded progressives — that college students these days are absurdly thin-skinned, unduly obsessed with "safe spaces" and political correctness.

As a parody of campus life, it tapped into a broader suspicion, shared across the ideological spectrum from right-wing watchdogs to high-minded progressives that college students these days are absurdly thin-skinned, unduly obsessed with "safe spaces" and political correctness.

Howard Archer, chief economist at Global Insight, said: "September's relapse in retail sales fuels suspicion that consumers across the eurozone will likely remain pretty cautious in their spending in the near term.