Gibson portrays the past century as dominated by conflict, suspicion, and espionage.
As Americans, the theocons were treated with some suspicion in Rome; as Roman Catholics, they were treated with suspicion by both the evangelicals, who dominated the religious right, and the secular Jews, who wielded growing influence on the intellectual right.
The adoption of mass vaccination has been rapid, and there may be suspicions that commercial interests have dominated health concerns in this respect [ 34].
In the West, Chinese direct investment is viewed with suspicion partly because it is still dominated by state-owned firms.
MUNICH — For many years, the Munich Security Conference has been dominated by rivalry and suspicion between Russia and the United States.
"The atmosphere was dominated by fear and suspicion, not only fear of the guards' violence but also of the acts carried out by the gangs of prisoners to rob, rape and kill their companions".
In other words, a culture that is dominated by mission, action, cynicism, suspicion, isolation, solidarity, conservatism, prejudice, pragmatism and machismo.
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton landed here Wednesday, saying she was determined to broaden America's relationship with Pakistan beyond the security and anti-terrorism concerns that have dominated ties and sowed mutual suspicion.
Moreover, Catholics had at that time a profound suspicion of the SNP, believing it to be dominated by Presbyterians, as well as having a few notorious bigots in its senior ranks.
From discussing his strained relationship with Jeter during his first moments in New York through more recent suspicion of performance-enhancing drug use, Rodriguez has often dominated headlines in a negative way.
