Sentence examples for suspicious of being from inspiring English sources

Long suspicious of being swindled in a recording deal and afraid to fly, he did not cut his first album, Gypsy Flamenco (1963), until an American producer took recording equipment to him in France.

It built his credibility with black rappers, who doubted that a white boy's experience could translate into rap, and with white teenagers suspicious of being conned by a rapper manqué.

A federal judge gave the green light to the most controversial part of the notorious SB 1070 law – the clause dubbed the "show me your papers" provision – that instructs police to investigate the immigration status of anyone they deem suspicious of being undocumented who they come across in the course of other policing matters.

Drivers in Phoenix have long been deemed "reasonably suspicious" of being undocumented simply for looking Latino.

The Obama Administration is suing Arizona over the law, which empowers law enforcement officers to check the paperwork of anyone they deem suspicious of being in the country illegally.

The Arizona immigration laws require legal immigrants to carry paperwork at all times, and allow law enforcement to investigate anyone they deem suspicious of being in the country illegally.

"She was suspicious of me being in contact with my brothers and sisters.

It was around 2 a.m., and the officer was suspicious of what was in Stoiber's pocket, The Ledger reported.

Even Republicans who are normally suspicious of Nunes were willing to give him wide berth.

Each of these factors counsels in favor of being suspicious of classifications based on sexual orientation.

Thus, the founders had the luxury of being suspicious of standing armies in a republic.