Sentence examples for suspiciously more from inspiring English sources

The central figure and narrator is Naina (Preity Zinta), a young woman who lives in a snug Indian neighborhood of tree-lined streets and detached bungalows (which looks suspiciously more like Toronto than any known borough of New York).

Worse, in a dealer system there is a risk of collusion among market-makers to keep spreads wide.The SEC has successfully pursued cases against Nasdaq dealers for collusion, partly on the basis of questionable academic evidence that purported to show that prices moved suspiciously more often in eighths than sixteenths.

After dinner and a performance of music by Aaron Copland and Sebastian Currier, a Yaddo composer, the Richardsons finally headed to Lot 61, where partygoers like Mr. Gurganus and A. M. Homes crossed paths with the club's regular patrons, described by Ann Marlowe, another writer, as "the ones who are suspiciously more attractive".

That sounded suspiciously like more wishful thinking.

The G4S man looked at me more suspiciously when I walked by without it, more suspiciously still when he passed me sitting on the bench a few minutes later, brick once more on my lap.

Even so, some administration lawyers eyed him suspiciously -- as more diplomat than crime-fighter.

Muslims are viewed more suspiciously: only atheists and Scientologists score worse in polls.

She is only slightly more suspiciously innocent here than as Howard's mother in "In & Out".

Though the police have dropped the matter, mothers at gymkhanas will eye each other even more suspiciously henceforth.

More suspiciously, the Web sites for DeMorgan and Cloudcroft, two companies in which Wright held large stakes, also disappeared.

Among those who have watched Mr. Putin's Russia far more suspiciously, the "told you so" tone is palpable.