Sentence examples for suspiciously that from inspiring English sources

But it is those two words, "cynical" and "suspiciously", that give the game away.

The tabloids blamed "the Boston-bred" mayor's accent, while noting, suspiciously, that he "grew up a Red Sox fan".

Others mumbled suspiciously that "the press" were lurking, warning each other to keep quiet in case their business ended up in the national newspapers.

The movie is so conscious of being on a Rocky Mountain high that one character remarks suspiciously that people in Boulder seem "unnaturally" happy.

The receipt, which recorded his sale of the statue to Symes for four hundred thousand dollars, stated suspiciously that the statue had been in the Canavesi family's possession since 1939 — the very year that Italy passed a landmark antiquities law.

Statements like "The light bulb ushered in the age of abundance" employ a grammar suspiciously like that of advertising copy.

The West glowed in a whitish colour, the East was yellowish - and the dividing line looked suspiciously like that of the infamous wall which had once cut the city in two.

But his policy toward Russia looks suspiciously like that which would be expected from a President Hillary Clinton.

In the case of The Verve, the violin part of "Bitter Sweet Symphony" sounds suspiciously like that of "The Last Time," a B-side by the Rolling Stones.

That's suspiciously low, considering that sales taxes are collected on only about 50% of online purchases.

Now I sometimes think, from this suspiciously stable place that is the present, that Camilo was immature.