Sentence examples for suspicious over from inspiring English sources

The Tories risk losing support by fighting on their most vulnerable front – voters remain suspicious over their commitment to the country's most precious public service.

"All through the prison, not a creature was stirring, not even a chicken" The story follows that Saint Nick lands outside, and everyone's very suspicious over who the 'old white dude' is.

William H. Buckman, a Moorestown lawyer, filed one of the first racial profiling lawsuits in 1994 after becoming suspicious over the number of minority defendants coming to court with tickets for petty violations.

Some mainland internet users are even suspicious over the official death toll of less than 200 people from the earthquake after a hospital in Lushan county reportedly recorded more than 300 deaths, Oriental Daily News notes.

The men had been making locals suspicious over the past few weeks after driving around offering cash for help launching boats off 90 Mile Beach.

As a black man, he said he understands how minorities are often unfairly treated, but he believed Zimmerman was simply doing his job by growing suspicious over an unfamiliar person walking through a neighborhood that had suffered some break-ins.

While Americans are suspicious of over-regulation, we tend to support rules that protect human health.

Perhaps it's a peculiarly British thing that we are suspicious of over-attractive comics.

Similarly, superiors who are not challenged by their employees may feel invulnerable, as if they "can do no wrong". At the same time, the lack of support from their subordinates may make them suspicious and over-controlling.

During the Jan . 18conversation, Mr. Jordan, apparently afraid that he was being recorded, seemed suspicious, responding over and over with "uh-huh" to Mr. Trotman's queries about past crimes, according to a partial transcript in the complaint.

To counter the tide, sheriffs have stepped up their efforts, pulling over suspicious cattle trailers, educating farmers and ranchers about protecting their livestock, distributing fliers at feed stores and notifying auction markets when a theft occurs.