Sentence examples for under constant suspicion from inspiring English sources

Athletes perform under constant suspicion.

He claimed he had felt under constant suspicion by Isis militants.

Dr Munro warned that this could lead parents to feel they were under constant suspicion.

Bill has been banished to the attic; even his food — under constant suspicion of being spoiled — is kept separate in the refrigerator.

His family was shattered by his crime, cut off from one another by legal concerns and under constant suspicion in the media.

But the Church retained enough independence from the state that the Kasners lived under constant suspicion, and during Angela's childhood religious organizations came to be seen as agents of Western intelligence.

Despite the 'Ndrangheta's power, its members operated in a state of constant suspicion.

3. (Selective) Hermeneutics of Constant Suspicion.

What kept homosexuality safe was a constant suspicion of women.

"If there were constant suspicions, it would become us against them".

But they were viewed with suspicion by both sides in the Cold War, placed under constant surveillance, and eventually arrested, jailed, and convicted of espionage by the Hungarian government.