Sentence examples for thought suspiciously from inspiring English sources

He secretly aspired to be president and considered running against Franklin D Roosevelt, whom he thought suspiciously left-wing.

The sub, he thought, looked suspiciously familiar.

While his lawyers and the opposing side wrangled over his petition, Assange said, he had a distressing experience: the company that maintained his security bracelet arrived to change the batteries, in a way that he thought was suspiciously ahead of schedule.

Fincher's bag of old cotton candy had apparently crystallized, turning it into something that the cops thought seemed suspiciously like meth.

For the past few months Mr Spitzer has been looking into what he thinks are suspiciously high interest rates charged by several big banks to mortgage borrowers from racial minorities.

As for monitoring the Internet, does Gingrich mean that, if you have a name that someone thinks sounds suspiciously foreign, the government gets to read your browsing history and e-mails?

Mr. Konaté, for his part, said that he called the local authorities four times to report people he thought were acting suspiciously but that he decided not to report others he considered suspicious.

On Feb 17, a Sunday, a security guard at the cemetery saw a man he thought was acting suspiciously.

But while the story was believable, Karamjeet Singh, a high-school teacher and one of the 37, thought something was suspiciously awry.

The same is true of an example from the issue of June 4 & 11, 2018: "A woman in California called the police on three black women whom she thought were behaving suspiciously". The content of the sentences misogyny, racism, racism and misogyny is so disheartening that one loses the will to examine the form.

I thought that was suspiciously high.