Sentence examples for suspicious world from inspiring English sources

This scene, and much of the story that follows, egregiously simplifies the tangled, suspicious world of cold war academia.

As a training ground for a career in the brutal and suspicious world of post-Soviet business, the enmity of hardline Northern Irish politics is hard to beat.

In the suspicious world of pigeon fanciers, when a man is that kind of kingpin, one word comes to mind: dope.

In this shallow, suspicious world in which every relationship has another agenda, phone calls are recorded and everyone has their price, I still felt as if the Kelly moment had a shard of something genuine to it.

Many think she has a shot at breaking one of the sport's oldest and most suspicious world records — the 1 53.28 run by Jarmila Kratochvilova of the former Czechoslovakia in 1983, at the height of the doping era in the Soviet bloc.

The new law is intended to help the police get a grip on the often suspicious world of prostitution, basically a cash business that the police say is often used for money laundering, arms sales, drug sales and the often brutal exploitation of prostitutes, including minors and illegal immigrants.

Mrs. Clinton's three-day mission, conducted under an extraordinary security blanket, may be the greatest test yet of her skills as a messenger of American good will to an often-suspicious world.

Well, hang on, I said, in this suspicious new world, assurances of fiscal rigour are out of fashion.

But in his skeptical entry on the contemporary Iranian director Abbas Kiarostami (based presumptuously on a single film) he seems almost more suspicious of world film today than curious about it.

The quick establishment of a civilian Iraqi interim authority, officials said, would help demonstrate to a suspicious Arab world that America would not act as an occupier, as in Japan and Germany.

I am always suspicious of "world-class" installations.