Yet still women are suspicious of something that prevents them becoming pregnant and developing this risk.
On Wednesday, Hellerstein reiterated his scepticism for the blanket reclassification, stating he was "highly suspicious of something certified in gross".
I was suspicious of something new in her face: not romance, exactly (she was never soft), but as if some force had filled her out, carrying her forward in exhilaration.
And if he was suspicious of something like that.
So we got in a heated debate, and I said, "Yes, I can understand how one can be suspicious of people liking something, but at the same time, we are a functioning band, you know?
ALBUQUERQUE, March 17 — The first whiff of something suspicious came when a 15-year-old boy received a voter registration card in the mail.
A line of the PATH train into 14th Street at Avenue of the Americas, in Manhattan, was shut down for an hour yesterday morning because of the discovery of something suspicious.
The newspaper said investigators had been skeptical about the threat -- the man had failed five polygraph tests -- but on Thursday bomb-sniffing dogs detected the presence of something suspicious in a van that the inmate had told them about.
One of the main reasons, we imagine, that a number of people feel suspicious of "the news" has something to do with the fact that the conventional, responsible news systems we profess to admire, still haven't found a very effective way of dealing with the face-value pronouncements of official spokesmen.
By Michael J. Arlen The New Yorker, October 23 , 1971P. 35 One of the main reasons, we imagine, that a number of people feel suspicious of "the news" has something to do with the fact that the conventional, responsible news systems we profess to admire, still haven't found a very effective way of dealing with the face-value pronouncements of official spokesmen.
We should be suspicious of anyone who says something about what will happen in the future more than three years from now.
