Sentence examples for suspicious because of from inspiring English sources

Eventually, Mr. Nakai became suspicious because of a lack of direct contact with the birth mother.

Mr. Zimmerman, who is Hispanic, viewed Mr. Martin, who was black, as suspicious because of a string of recent break-ins.

The disagreements underscore the movement's lack of ideological coherence: Some critics have been suspicious because of the support given to Mr. Hazare by right-wing Hindu groups.

Officials termed the fire suspicious because of how rapidly it spread through this neighborhood of dilapidated multifamily houses, most of them separated by only a few feet.

Brian Stack, the mayor of Union City, said fire investigators had said the fires were suspicious because of their proximity to each other and their timing.

If the honor of his parents' generation was something that outsiders — suspicious because of their ignorance and embittered by their exclusion — could never understand, then outsiders were missing something important.

Was Mr. Martin inherently suspicious because he was of the same race as the burglars — the clear import of this story?

But I know that Jordan is suspicious because every wave of refugees in the past has never left".

After his second visit last September, security officials became suspicious because some copies of documents he reviewed appeared to be missing.

But they are the more suspicious because this extension of power is being mooted at a time when distrust within the EU is growing.This week the commission said that Bulgaria and Romania should join the union from next January.

Detectives were suspicious because Mr. Bryant knew most of the details of the crime.