His very accessibility rouses suspicions, like the too-friendly approaches of an oddly dressed stranger.
After the dimmed lights of the halls, the none too friendly question of a supposed doctor interested to know if I had been in Africa.
Some of its supporters think the party too friendly to the Social Democrats and not friendly enough to the interests of small business, a traditional source of support.
Hattar says that's a noble effort, if perhaps more spiritual than practical, and besides, the pope is too friendly with the Jews across the border in Israel.
The left thinks the FDA is too friendly with industry, while the right thinks that it is too cautious, and as a result keeps potentially valuable drugs off the market.
Environmental justice groups put pressure on Democratic lawmakers, contending that the bill was too friendly to the oil industry and didn't go far enough to protect people who live near pollution sites.
Or the same if the judge appears too friendly to his opponent, or is indiscreet or dismissive to his side.
If the silver nitrate at one end of the dark room bench becomes too friendly with the potassium cyanide at the other that would have been curtains for Mark and me.
After a scandal involving the city employees' pension fund was discovered a decade ago, some, including Buzz Woolley, a venture capitalist and a Republican, believed that the Union-Tribune did not report on it because the Copleys were too friendly with City Hall.
They think deputy council leader Clyde Loakes, chief advocate of the scheme, has been far too friendly with the Waltham Forest branch of the London Cycling Campaign.
— Jeff Gordinier The New York Post: Eating out as alibi: John Travolta, smacked with a lawsuit by a masseur who claims the actor got too friendly, produces a receipt from Mr. Chow in TriBeCa.
