Sentence examples for suspicion because of from inspiring English sources

Communist officials treated him with suspicion because of his American family.

The Clinton administration viewed him with suspicion because of his ties to the Bush family.

Nicknamed Ma's Army, their performances are viewed with suspicion because of persistent allegations of systematic doping.

Many Colombians view Ms. Córdoba with suspicion because of her alliance with Hugo Chávez, the leftist president of neighboring Venezuela.

But now, some Iraqi officials prefer American companies to European ones and view Total with suspicion because of this past.

He spoke in deeply personal terms about times when people viewed him with suspicion because of his race.

(It also has the potential to turn off wealthy donors who may already view Mr. Obama with suspicion because of his efforts to regulate the banking industry).

The foreign stations are also viewed with suspicion because of their support for Reza Pahlavi, the son of the former shah of Iran.

Mr. Chen's remarks are likely to anger the Chinese government, which views him with deep suspicion because of his record as an advocate of Taiwanese independence.

Is there not a risk that people will come under police suspicion because of malicious reports or the settling of old scores?

'Estate owners tend to regard public access with suspicion, because of fears over vandalism, fires, dumping, or the land may be used for shooting,' she says.