Sentence examples for suspicious of everything from inspiring English sources

She was suspicious of everything and everyone.

"Everything they've done makes us deeply suspicious of everything they've offered us," says Dick Sawle, a member of the Falklands' legislative assembly.

Indeed, explicit thought sometimes upsets Tabucchi's book the way explicit sex upsets lesser writers -- because although it's great fun, it makes you suspicious of everything else.

"You can get into a point where you are suspicious of everything and get into a bunker mentality," Admiral Arthur said.

He is basically turning into something like Fred C Dobbs, Humphrey Bogart's paranoid prospector in The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948): suspicious of everything and turning on all his friends.

Still, to begin with my orchestra were quite suspicious of everything around them.

Paul Roth, who curated "Oil" at the Corcoran Gallery of Art, told me, "There have always been people suspicious of Ed: 'Is everything going on in the world really fodder for your aesthetic?' " Where Burtynsky's epic industrial landscapes are least successful, they convey beauty and immensity without being intellectually engaging.

Instead, for her trouble, the organization brands her a cynic -- or more accurately, a victim of cynicism -- which is precisely the sort of thing that Harold Hill would say to someone who is suspicious of trombone-based solutions to everything.

And while I am suspicious of easy affirmation or forced happy endings, I am nonetheless grateful for movies that, in spite of everything, investigate the possibility of hope.

"But it would be very suspicious if in the year 2015 we could make all the observations necessary to have a theory of everything.

We've become a nation so suspicious of change that we now oppose absolutely everything.