Sentence examples for suspicious atmosphere from inspiring English sources

After 2010, Secretary Clinton's promotion of a return-to-Asia strategy, actively approaching China's neighboring countries and adding pressure to China, and a range of inconsistent behaviors on all sides, have swiftly created a negative and suspicious atmosphere in bilateral relations.

"Cameras create a sterile and suspicious atmosphere.

This generates a suspicious atmosphere that's amped by boredom and forces everyone to keep each other in check by looking for signs of dissidence.

That, and the scale and secrecy of the arrests in October and November, of 600 former Baathists, have raised new tensions in Iraq's suspicious political atmosphere.

In the suspicious, divided atmosphere of Uaxactun, said longtime resident Erwin Macz, as factions fought one another over the community's future, "people asked, 'Who is this gringo anyway?'" But he earned their respect, learning Spanish slowly through sign language, swear words, and imitation.

But the atmosphere is wary and suspicious, and not unmarked by fear.

In contrast to the rhetoric – Kattner kept repeating the hopeful mantra that Fifa would become a "modern, trusted and professional sports organisation" - the atmosphere has become paranoid and suspicious.

The reports quoted Khrushchev as saying that after the war Stalin became especially suspicious, and in the later period of his life an atmosphere of "fear and terror" prevailed.

"The atmosphere of fear the government has created has made the public suspicious of anyone holding a camera – just as they are suspicious of people looking foreign," he said.

In this atmosphere, it would have seemed ludicrous to suggest that we were insufficiently suspicious of the well-known.

At the C.I.A. meeting in 2008, the atmosphere quickly deteriorated, according to some in attendance, because C.I.A. officials were immediately suspicious that the plans amounted to a back-door spying operation.