Sentence examples for underlying suspicion from inspiring English sources

But the voting appears to indicate an underlying suspicion.

This kind of blatant ignorance belies an underlying suspicion and anxiety about people who have had a mental health problem.

But there is always a bit of underlying suspicion when someone was prepared to put up with, or work with, the Gaddafis".

"The reset failed to change the underlying suspicion and distrust of America shared by a majority of Russians as well as Putin himself," said Masha Lipman, an analyst at the Carnegie Moscow Center.

It was hard, however, to ignore the tensions that emerged between the two countries before the deal, which were only compounded by German mistrust on hearing that French advisers helped draft the Greek paper and the underlying suspicion that Paris only resisted a Grexit because it too faces some challenging structural reforms with which it might yet need considerable German help.

But there is an underlying suspicion amongst Indonesian officials that Blackberry's executives are not too bothered about what goes on in Indonesia, as long as they keep selling their phones here.

Diplomats, talking on condition of anonymity, speak of underlying suspicions and anxiety in their dealings with China.

The war and those who died in it are still not officially commemorated, giving room for conspiratorial voices, like Kanu's, to thrive on the underlying suspicions that remain between the Igbo and Hausa populations.

And it is being echoed by private-equity and hedge-fund managers faced with the European Union's proposed directive on "alternative-investment fund managers".The finance industry has two underlying suspicions, both of which appear to have some basis in reality.

And underlying the suspicion was the behaviour of Mr Hussein himself.

The terrorist attacks against America on September 11th (cheered by Chinese nationalists on the Internet) seem to have done little to change underlying mutual suspicions, despite Chinese hopes that they would bind the two countries closer together in a common cause against Islamic extremism.