Young's political beliefs are a patchwork that don't follow the conventional patterns – she does not really care about marriage equality either way, is passionate about the environment, suspicious of immigration and upset by foreign investment.
Like his fellow Britons Lewis Carroll and Roald Dahl, Miéville has no illusions about what utter bastards children can be, and his novel encourages them to be reckless, mistrustful and secretive; it also finds time to teach them lessons about caring for the environment and being suspicious of officials who raise the specter of terrorism for their own political gain.
If the cat or kitty is coming from a breeder and is used to good treatment and being groomed and well-fed, that's one thing, but if the kitty was taken out of an abusive home or spent a long time in the pound, you may have to work a bit harder to understand that the kitty is scared--and suspicious--of his new environment and owner.
Successive governments have conspired, Minton argues, to create environments that make people suspicious of one another.
Building them will require the government to do more to earn the trust of a public that is rightly suspicious of official pledges to protect the environment.
Individuals with high scores tend to be suspicious and distrustful of people, perceive their environment as threatening, and see others as harboring harmful intent.
Aorato's focus is on enterprise services in the cloud and in hybrid on-premise and cloud environments, using machine learning to detect suspicious patterns.
The German population is deeply suspicious of fracking and fears its impact on the environment and, in particular, drinking water resources.
We clearly do not want to create an environment in science in which we are suspicious of one another.
Hostility, an enduring personality trait characterized by "a suspicious, mistrustful attitude toward interpersonal relationships and the wider environment," is associated with an increased risk of age-related disease and all-cause mortality in humans (1 5).
