Sentence examples for to suspiciously from inspiring English sources

Bonds spent seven sublime seasons with the Giants before his numbers began to suspiciously spike at age 35.

As Fox matured, its reputation for outrageousness subsided, but not the sense that it appealed to suspiciously populist tastes, in shows like "Beverly Hills, 90210" and "Melrose Place" and, later, "The O.C".

Federal officials have said that distributors of painkillers often turn a blind eye to suspiciously large orders for medications by pharmacies, and that drugstores fail to properly identify customers who intend to divert drugs to the streets.

In these and other revelations, Fuller resorts to suspiciously modern language: "Cassius had assumed that the love component of his life was over for good"; "Cassius felt Hoke's empathy enfold him and finally understood his punishment".

Rather than sorting through nonsense nicknames attached to suspiciously flattering photos, users can see other singles' full names, the friends they have in common, the pictures they've used as their Facebook profile photos, and, depending on their privacy settings, their hometown, alma mater, interests and employer.

To overcome this issue, 1166 BACs were excluded from the assembly due to suspiciously high band numbers (possible chimeras) or by a newly implemented function in FPC to identify potential cross-well contaminations.

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

The jacket seemed to him to be suspiciously bright and fresh.

But to rely on conjecture in order to support the very principle that forms the first premiss in any exercise in conjectural history is to come suspiciously close to arguing in a circle.

Though he may not have been involved personally, he seems to have been near to a suspiciously large number of proven sleaze-mongers.

What they have done is appear to be acting suspiciously to a town sheriff, a traffic cop or even a neighbor".