Sentence examples for suspicious stance from inspiring English sources
None of the relevant decision-makers are willing or able to push back against Mr. Khamenei's hostile and suspicious stance toward the West.
(The industry's historically suspicious stance toward innovation was neatly captured in the title of a 2003 study by Peter Dekom and Peter Sealey, a couple of Hollywood veterans. Their book was called "Not on My Watch: Hollywood vs. the Future").
If you hit us with a question barrage right off the bat, we're going to clam up and take a suspicious, protective stance.
Billy Hunter, the executive di- rector of the union, remains suspicious of the owners' stance, saying he was not sure whether the hard-cap proposal "is real, or whether it's just a strategy for negotiations".
Under Lau's leadership, Ming Pao has continued in its liberal stance, investigated the suspicious death of Li Wangyang, spoken out against government policies such as Moral and National Education (MNE), and in favour of greater democratic reforms in Hong Kong – a stance seen as being unsympathetic to the Chinese central government.
Facebook took actions including deleting tens of thousands of suspicious account, fighting fake news in clickbait, providing ways for politicians to share their stances, and working with the German election commission.
It's either suspicious or lazy that this statement gets twisted into any sort of pro-gay, or even progressive stance.
The fact that this regulatory stance changed in the face of an affluent cadre of displaced people, airlines feeling the pinch, a looming threat to some supply chains and (in Britain) an election, makes it all the more suspicious.
