Sentence examples for suspicious viewing from inspiring English sources

Some parents at J.H.S. 22, also called Jordan L. Mott, were suspicious, viewing Mr. Waronker as too much an outsider.

The federal government, committed to "the war against drugs", has always taken a suspicious view of such herbal remedies.

"But the French film industry, and especially Cahiers du Cinema, has long had a rather suspicious view of British movie-making.

Given that their first baby is due three days before Christmas, Robert Thornton's wife could be pardoned for taking a suspicious view of his determination to get out of the house.

Ali Majid's suspicious view of Iran stands in stark contrast to conciliatory if not obsequious public comments of Omani Minister Responsible for Foreign Affairs Yusuf bin 'Alawi regarding Iran and its role in the region.

Republicans have long held a suspicious view of the I.R.S. and have criticized the agency for what they call its plodding pace and its emphasis on catching tax cheats.

Not only has Mr Abbas failed they say to tame Hamas; unless he extracts a clearer commitment from the new government, he too will cease to be a legitimate peace partner.To try to make him deliver, Israel has been using the period of uncertainty before the trilateral meeting to spread the suspicious view.

Iraq is still marred by sectarian violence, and most Sunnis maintain their suspicious view of the Shiite-dominated government in Baghdad.

Mr. Lewis contended in his closing statement that even the actions of an innocent person may seem suspicious when viewed in retrospect.

The problem for Obama is that some Jewish groups are already suspicious of him, viewing him as less staunch in his support of Israel than his predecessors, particularly Republican presidents.

It can be easy to justify your suspicious mind by viewing the defensive responses of others as confirmation of your suspicions.