Sentence examples for suspicious thinking from inspiring English sources

Ghanaian organisations did not want to help us; they were extremely suspicious, thinking we were revolutionaries.

Sometimes the press are too suspicious, thinking that a museum cannot decide anything," Ms. Debo says.

Hilary was more suspicious, thinking it tasted "beer flavoured" more than beery.

Having heard how outrageous Larry could be at times, I was getting suspicious, thinking, "Is he putting me together with some butch lesbian?" Sorry, I don't mean to offend anyone here, but you know how the mind works, and often overtime!

Anxiety usually accompanies suspicious thinking and paranoia.[12] If you can get treatment for the anxiety through your health professional, this will help to instill more calm in your thoughts.

Sometimes they sensed that other people were suspicious, presumably thinking that headaches were being used as an excuse.

For its part, the executive branch is deeply suspicious of investigations, thinking that they are politically motivated.

Some executives remain suspicious of coaching, thinking of it as a reproach or as enforced psychotherapy, but more often these days the offer of a coach is taken as a compliment-a sign, since the service is expensive, that a person is being groomed for significant promotion.

I try to disguise my excitement from my teacher, who casts me a suspicious glance, probably thinking I'm excited because class is over.

Even so, tensions remained: William remained very suspicious of Louis, thinking that the French king desired "Universal Kingship" over Europe; Louis described William as "my mortal enemy" and saw him as an obnoxious warmonger.

The inn manager is suspicious of Miss Buckley, thinking that she's leading the old man astay and after prowling around their adjoining rooms one night, breaks in on them to find Miss Buckley comforting Mr. Wilbur who's had a nightmare.