Sentence examples for suspicious from from inspiring English sources

Apparently, they were suspicious from the beginning.

That should have made everyone suspicious from the start.

That story was suspicious from the very start, according to van Zyl.

I'm going to be a little more suspicious from now on.

"The Man Who Was Too Suspicious," from "Hell Up To Date," 1892.

"We should have been suspicious from the get-go," said Robert A. Barbera, the chief economist of ITG.

Soon officials in every state were hit with an avalanche of samples to test -- from nasal swabs, from suspicious letters, from swabs of offices and rooms, from clothing, from soil.

Of the women who were referred to colposcopy, colposcopy-directed biopsies were taken from suspicious areas from their cervix according to standard procedures in the Netherlands (Hopman et al, 2000).

Monsanto made me suspicious, not from the media hype but from the fine print slide that the speaker skimmed over.

Normal ovaries for control comparison were collected from patients undergoing surgery as a result of suspicious ultrasound, from prophylactic oophorectomy specimens.

Even a group as innocuous-looking as ours drew suspicious stares from store owners.