suspicious造句

I'm somewhat suspicious of his intentions.

She appraised him with a suspicious eye.

America's wartime partner was now suspicious, aggrieved and hostile.

She made number of furtive movements that made Michael suspicious.

Sometimes they do water tests, sometimes they report suspicious discharges to authorities.

Money-market funds and Banks are deeply suspicious about whom they can entrust their money to.

No telltale suspicious numbers, no chance of getting caught out by the old "press redial" routine.

So when an experiment seems to violate the law of energy conservation, we are rightfully suspicious.

Most were adamantly prochoice and antigun and were vaguely suspicious of deep religious sentiment.

Students should be warned against using those free research paper examples that are posted in suspicious websites.

He will be justifiably suspicious that he has missed something important, something that will come back to haunt him later.

While we are suspicious of someone who has suffered a serious setback, we also respect hard-won experience.

There is a continuing need for vigilance and the public should report any suspicious activity to the police.

He picked it up gingerly, holding it away from his body as one might inspect a suspicious package.

Streeb said he found the film suspicious because "when you hear the gunshot go off the body twitches but you don't see blood spattering."

The person immediately ahead of him in the queue was a small, swiftly-moving, beetle-like man with a flat face and tiny, suspicious eyes.

If the analysis shows that a message looks or acts suspicious, the technology routes it to a quarantined queue for review by an appropriate supervisor or administrator.

The party hosts, suspicious of his eagerness, gave him the wrong address; they did not want him to find this secret, illegal gathering among the trees.

I didn't see any suspicious behavior at the time, and to be totally honest, I actually liked that teacher and was shocked to learn of his extracurricular activities.

It's not often I accept an offer of late lunch from a taxi driver, but a day spent with Katim, and a week in Gambia, had made me less suspicious than I am in London.

Talk about doing good by stealth: and in case you wonder, I heard the story from the poorer roommate, who had got suspicious and, ten years later, forced the richer one to confess.

People have told me that, on reflection they had noticed some suspicious activity, such as a member of staff acting oddly immediately before the kidnap, but it's hard to make those connections.

Among other limits, soldiers legally can detain only people caught in the act of a crime as they check suspicious cars, rummage through trash cans and gather intelligence from neighbors.

I feel that the most romantic thing is to walk into a bar of a small town, and ask, under the suspicious gaze: "How can one make a living here?