Sentence examples for suspicion not from inspiring English sources

I.P.O.s should raise suspicion, not excitement.

The N.C.A.A. investigators viewed her circumstances as a cause for suspicion, not sympathy.

Europe's dealings with China are still marked by suspicion, not to say incomprehension.

However, the metal community view BMTH with suspicion – not that this troubles their young audience.

"Police make stops based on reasonable suspicion, not on how surveys are conducted or answered," Mr. Browne said.

Surely Dr. Dean knows that continuing resistance can inspire only public suspicion, not to mention conspiracy theories.

It's not that the suit is an object of suspicion — not entirely, not if thousands of men coming through Grand Central every morning are still in suits.

"And, since B.S.A. acts on suspicion, not proof, to guard against liability to those who may have been accused in error".

A generation ago, any sort of minimum was viewed with suspicion not just by free-market economists, but also by many in the labour movement.

Scandal-hit firms such as Tyco and WorldCom probably had no choice any internal appointment would have been viewed with too much suspicion, not least by investors and regulators.

Ditto policy options in an age when formal ideologies of left and right are viewed with widespread suspicion – not by everyone, the jihadis are still out there – and pragmatic solutions, technocratic and evidence-based, are generally favoured.