Sentence examples for suspiciously to from inspiring English sources

From the onset, the responses read suspiciously to Black.

The case appears, suspiciously, to do the bidding of Mr Sibal, who denies any involvement.

The latter begins suspiciously to resemble a way of covering the spiralling costs of the former.

I told her it looked suspiciously to me like a Stewart Parvin number, having seen the couturier's triumphant 2010 show at London's White Gallery.

If many parents are already nervous about taking a bruised child to the doctors in case eyebrows are raised, one can only guess at how Starmer's "compulsion to report" would ratchet up the pressure on professionals to eye parents suspiciously, to see every cut and graze as "evidence" of wrongdoing (rather than for example the consequence of boisterous play).

Other similar stories abound: in Italy, a shopkeeper sent a picture of two men who were acting suspiciously to the police, who identified them as wanted men and arrested them soon afterwards, while in Sweden, a teenager was photographed while holding up a corner shop, and was apprehended within an hour.Watching your every moveThe democratisation of surveillance is a mixed blessing, however.

Trevor Siemian's 2016 season is already starting to look suspiciously similar to Peyton Manning's 2015.

Her suggested path back to marital bliss runs suspiciously close to the doormat.

These inmates have been suspiciously transferred to an unknown location to prevent any contact with the outside world.

The provisions seemed suspiciously heavy to the guards, according to an Associated Press report.

Indeed, without implying any accusation, I would note that there seems to be a rather slippery slope here: a non-critical insistence on selection prior to replication might come suspiciously close to some sort of "animism" (sensu Monod).