Sentence examples for too suspicious of from inspiring English sources

It's a healthy thing that Americans have historically been too suspicious of.

This is something that the very people Black Lives Matter are seeking to represent are all too suspicious of.

His party is far too suspicious of market economics and is also far too Eurosceptic, for my liking.

It seems that audiences are too suspicious of the fashion crowd to get behind anyone who looks like they could actually belong to it.

Angola's insurgents are too suspicious of the outside world (which tries to enforce sanctions on UNITA) to allow aid workers to enter their territory.

"I come from a tradition that is perhaps a little too suspicious of people who wear their faith on their sleeves," she said.

On the day of the prank, don't appear too suspicious.

Isn't that coincidence just a little too suspicious?

Don't be too suspicious.

Try not to act too suspicious either.

4: Don't look too suspicious when around public.