Sentence examples for would be suspicious from inspiring English sources
Anybody with a brain would be suspicious.
People would be suspicious if they looked too pale".
(Besides, to stop tweeting — that would be suspicious. That would be weird).
It's logical that happy Americans would be suspicious of change: that they'd be conservative.
(Besides, to stop tweeting that would be suspicious. That would be weird).
"[The first part of Tamerlan's quote], when you say that around here, nowadays it would be suspicious.
If I was to come across railway employees this friendly in England, I'd be suspicious.
In fact, if your current cleaner is found dead, facedown in his pail of soapy water, I'd be suspicious.
Mr Treleani is one of them: "I'd be suspicious of medical practices that aren't moving forward with these new technologies," he says.
I'd be suspicious this was a hoax, but there's a photo of a real bottle and reviewers confirm it leave a worse taste in your mouth than getting Poked by your dad.
These things do happen, though I'd be suspicious of any content control process with cracks big enough to let such a blatant red flag such as "The Pedophile's Guide to Love and Pleasure" through them.
