Sentence examples for views with suspicion from inspiring English sources

The diplomatic response about the neighbor that India views with suspicion was indicative of the fine line Mr. Obama has walked on the topic of terrorism while here.

He views with suspicion the ongoing trade talks between the EU and United States that are designed to cut tariffs and regulation to boost trade in both directions.

In the midst of Ames's elegiac reminiscences suddenly appears his namesake, John Ames Boughton, the prodigal son of Ames's best friend, who returns home for reasons that Ames views with suspicion.

Mayweather spared a thought for Amir Khan, the contender he let down after promising him the shot then putting the fight out to social media tender and coming up with Maidana, the supposed people's choice, a poll the Bolton boxer still views with suspicion.

He said he was "confident" that the Burmese had agreed to a diplomatic compromise that could resolve the impasse to get substantial amounts of relief into the country under the supervision of Asian countries, rather than the western countries that the regime views with suspicion.

This journey inward sharpened his vision of today's global scene, which he views with suspicion and satirizes without mercy in his paintings.

Outsiders were viewed with suspicion.

Contemporary music was viewed with suspicion.

High salaries are viewed with suspicion.

This means he is viewed with suspicion on all sides.

Some say visitors have been viewed with suspicion ever since.