Sentence examples for suspicious stare from inspiring English sources

A saleswoman's tight-eyed, suspicious stare greets customers at one dingy meat market.

"Well, better git with your group," he says, giving me a suspicious stare.

Men offer strangers dead-fish handshakes and women cast suspicious stares.

Even a group as innocuous-looking as ours drew suspicious stares from store owners.

And instead of facing suspicious stares and hostile questions from legislators, he was greeted with requests to take photographs with them.

After three or four false starts, 2011 turned out to be the much-anticipated tipping point, when the Kindle, Sony reader and iPad no longer attracted suspicious stares when spotted out in public.

The spacious main compartment easily fits the camera bag and enough clothes for a multi-day trip, letting you travel with a carry-on solution that won't draw suspicious stares from gate attendants, or leave you in the lurch when you have to drop your pack in that measurement box to prove it fits airline requirements.

When I turned up to the village the community have built in and around the old museum, I was met by a crowd of suspicious stares.

"The military just woke up one morning and thought, we have guns, let's become president," he shouted, which only attracted suspicious stares from those around us.

Throughout the making of the series, I was met with the usual suspicious stares – in spite of the fact that I constantly wore a press badge in plain sight.

In "George Washington and Benedict Arnold" (1999), Washington looks doubting and suspicious as he stares at the devilish-looking Arnold.