Sentence examples for suspicious of doing from inspiring English sources

When Prime Minister Thatcher said of Gorbachev, "We can do business together," it gave President Reagan some cover with the American right wing which was deeply suspicious of doing deals with Moscow.

Unfortunately, a woman in the neighborhood apparently thought that Sharp was acting "suspicious". So instead of doing the normal, neighborly thing of just, you know, going outside to chat with Uriah and his mom to see what was up, the lady dialed 911.

We were all suspicious of do-gooder volunteerism that can so easily give a handout while pick-pocketing people of their dignity.

He was also suspicious of it it didn't smell to him like the right answer.

Artists, it seemed, though outwardly suspicious of photography, didn't mind taking cues about reality from it.

"It's either meaningless with respect to culpability or, pointing to the riskier side, the more likely that he's implicated, because the people you're really suspicious of you don't really interview until later".

The Texas governor, while letting it be known that he has been manfully working away with his hands on his Texas ranch, is deeply suspicious of anything done by hand by the kind of people his campaign was built on trusting.

If a cop is walking down a street and sees a mixed person that he's suspicious of, he doesn't really care that they're mixed.

Half of the patients whose tumours were highly suspicious of LS did not fulfil the RBG (sensitivity 50%), and five of the eight patients who had possible LS according to AM II were not LS, on the basis of the results of molecular testing.

I'm looking for emails and tweets - [email protected] 4.44am GMT 57th over: England 145-3 (Bell 17 Pietersen 23) KP is suspicious of runs that don't come from boundaries.

He is surrounded by too many students who do not stand out academically and who are suspicious of those who do.