Sentence examples for undercurrent of suspicion from inspiring English sources
"So this is a complex and ongoing issue, and reflects the persistent undercurrent of suspicion towards Chinese-Indonesians, as well as their perceived belonging and economic dominance".
The incident reflected an undercurrent of suspicion about Obama among those who see him as somehow un-American because of his politics or race, aside from the theory that he is a secret Muslim because his middle name is Hussein.
Quarantine and other public health practices are effective and valuable ways to control communicable disease outbreaks and public anxiety, but these strategies have always been much debated, perceived as intrusive, and accompanied in every age and under all political regimes by an undercurrent of suspicion, distrust, and riots.
Still, there is a steady undercurrent of public suspicion that news organizations are tipping off terrorists to domestic vulnerabilities.
Beneath the pulsing energy on and around Franklin Avenue, there is an undercurrent of unease, suspicion and resentment from some longtime residents, a legacy of the riots.
Instead they are torn by undercurrents of factional suspicion and dissent, arguing over rumors, charges and countercharges of perfidy.
Tripoli may now be in the hands of the rebel forces, but a dark undercurrent of fear and suspicion still pervades the capital.
Prosecutors in North Carolina made similar arguments, but with a further undercurrent of indignation, as such suspicions are essentially implications of their own work.
Although there have been no overt snubs of American fans, an undercurrent of anti-American sentiment and suspicion has broken to the surface several times since the start of the Games.
An atmosphere of suspicion prevails.
