Sentence examples for was extremely suspicious from inspiring English sources

Darwin did not lack vision, yet he was extremely suspicious of modern architecture.

John Hempton, founder of Bronte Capital Management says that he was extremely suspicious of the company, and that on 25 October he made a presentation at the Santangels conference in New York.

On Tuesday, the Foreign Office said that the doctor had been "in effect murdered" by the Syrian authorities and at best his death was "extremely suspicious".

The Foreign Office has said the doctor had been "in effect murdered" by the Syrian authorities and at best his death was "extremely suspicious".

He said Mr Khan's death was "extremely suspicious" and added: "It's inconceivable that somebody who's about to be released after a period of 13 months being incarcerated in Syria is going to commit suicide".

Councillor Stan Waddington, cabinet project champion for the waste project, said it was "extremely suspicious" that neither the campaign group or the report's authors had made contact to ask any questions or check any facts.

I am extremely suspicious.

Ghanaian organisations did not want to help us; they were extremely suspicious, thinking we were revolutionaries.

"I think people are extremely suspicious of the way another country is being misrepresented".

"What I inherit from my father is that he's extremely suspicious of establishments and bureaucracies.

"The Costa Ricans are extremely suspicious of anything that smacks of political integration.