Sentence examples for suspicious given from inspiring English sources

It's also suspicious, given the joyful day off from work and school that typically results.

I think the timing of this indictment is highly suspicious given the fact that the first primary debate is tomorrow.

After about an hour and a half I grew suspicious, given that I was meant to get off after an hour and the train was yet to stop.

Some officials suggested privately that the timing of the blaze was suspicious, given that the day was humid, not dry, and that many firefighters were away for their annual convention in Wildwood, N.J.

The "peace and contentment" at which Gilbert abruptly arrives in the final chapter of the book is a little suspicious, given the hundreds of pages of panic that have preceded it.

You would have been forgiven for being a tad suspicious, given Bendtner's absence from the original 23-man list, let alone the three-man shortlist made up of Ronaldo, Messi and Franck Ribery.

"If you see something suspicious, give us a call".

As Senator Saxby Chambliss of Georgia, the ranking Republican on the Intelligence Committee, explained today, the computer tries to flag numbers that might be suspicious, giving investigators justification to demand wiretaps from a federal judge.

"The drop is kind of suspicious, especially given the Veterans Day holiday," said Drew Matus, senior economist at Lehman Brothers.

If the Cocula dump scenario was an orchestrated fiction from the start — the science in the GIEI report implies such a conclusion — any confessions asserting otherwise are implicitly suspicious, especially given the forms of coercion that lie behind the profusion of contradictory and false evidence that the GIEI discovered and reported.

If the Cocula dump scenario was an orchestrated fiction from the start the science in the GIEI report implies such a conclusion any confessions asserting otherwise are implicitly suspicious, especially given the forms of coercion that lie behind the profusion of contradictory and false evidence that the GIEI discovered and reported.