Sentence examples for suspicious though from inspiring English sources

I'm suspicious, though, of over-simplistic prescriptions.

You have to be suspicious, though, when its chief sponsor is Representative Don Young, second only to Senator Ted Stevens in bringing pork-barrel projects to Alaska.

I'm somewhat suspicious, though, of a model that uses polls, which usually understate opposition to same-sex marriage, to argue that opposition is decreasing.

The fire, in which three firefighters suffered minor injuries, follows a fire -- also suspicious, though far less destructive -- early Saturday morning in a kitchen garbage can at the firehouse, Nassau County police and fire officials said.

I'm suspicious, though; I think this might actually be a meta-viral for Rock Band.

It's somewhat suspicious, though, that after double-checking the number of residential addresses in each fiberhoods, every one of these areas is now closer to hitting their goals (except for the two neighborhoods where absolutely nobody has signed up yet).

Merseyside Police are treating the death of the 62-year-old man as non-suspicious, though the cause of death has not yet been confirmed.

He had relished his time with Olivier's fledging National Theatre Company at the Old Vic and was half-suspicious, though thrilled, in 1984 when John Barton asked him to design Dr Faustus for the rival Royal Shakespeare Company.

When he was suspicious at first, though, he gave me this doomsday talk about how I was putting myself in a world of trouble: one of those speeches like, You're gonna live in a van down by the river!

Friends remained suspicious, and though it initially sold extremely well it was very poorly received by critics.

(There had been some suspicious photos, though to be honest I don't think Paul really cared about Sallie. Just did it because he could).