Sentence examples for suspiciously so from inspiring English sources

It is an incomplete copy, and suspiciously so.

But it is good, suspiciously so, given that Mr. Warner and Mr. McNeese, who had waited tables at the Modern, trumpet their lack of professional cooking experience.

Still, the overall volume of the performance was loud to the point of blaring, suspiciously so for an art form whose selling point has long been natural sound.

Suspiciously so – with five-star reviews like the one from  "Chomakala," who wrote: "Camera color (black) is so affluent that, it has made me easy to differentiate it from other cameras.

Far too long, indeed suspiciously so, think Argentina's Jews, and they are now losing their patience.The bombing of the embassy is thought to have killed between 32 and 40 people.

So what happened between November 7 and December 9? Accounts are murky, and suspiciously so.

Hollywood had found all of this suspiciously highbrow, so Emile had fought his way to directing the hit Catskills romance "Dirty Dancing".

No words were officially exchanged between the two, though Cameron did mouth something towards his old mucker that sounded suspiciously like, "So sorry not to have seen you for a while.

Nor can the more subdued Mr Hu be expected to indulge in the sort of showmanship favoured by his predecessor, whose singing and poetry recitals looked to many Chinese, and perhaps to his hosts as well, suspiciously like so much buffoonery.

And just as the conservationist PBS series "Nature" relentlessly pushes Canon's digital cameras — with their easily uploadable and e-mailable photos and colors that suspiciously "pop" — so the western film suggests that you might holster your camera, take off for photogenic lands and not forfeit your credibility on the trails.

For instance, someone who underestimates a friend's honesty might treat him or her suspiciously and so undermine the friendship.