Sentence examples for suspiciously rapidly from inspiring English sources

The latter even took the extraordinary step of denying - suspiciously rapidly, some say - that he was Dati's lover after being named by a Moroccan news website last week.

Many grew rapidly by offering suspiciously high deposit rates and lending for risky ventures, all under scant supervision.

In their absence, the sergeant and his partner seemed to move at an even more frantic pace, looking for the less evident signs of a pocket about to be picked -- signs like subway riders who suspiciously "loop," leaving one car rapidly to enter the next before the doors close.

Their hero is Trump and their No. 1 nemesis is Hillary Clinton, rapidly followed by the suspiciously calm and thoughtful Barack Obama.

The suspiciously fragile and well-read singer-songwriter of the mid 1980s – schooled on Bowie, Brecht and Brel – was rapidly emboldened, and his lyrics frankly empurpled, by the influence of Serge Gainsbourg.

Trotted out too often, or too vehemently, it can make those who rely on it sound suspiciously like one of the "mothers and fathers" that Bob Dylan addressed back in 1964 — those people whose "order is rapidly fadin'," whose "old road is rapidly agin'," and who, finally, are bid, "Please get out of the new one if you can't lend your hand".

People eyed her suspiciously.

Nobody eyed us suspiciously.

That sounds suspiciously hippie.

A is suspiciously postmodern.

Ingrid eyed me suspiciously.