“suspicious of”造句，怎麼用suspicious of造句

Carrie looked at him askance, half - suspicious of an appeal.

The simplicity of his family background would attract voters suspicious of the country's political dynasties.

South Koreans tend to be suspicious of people they don't know.

Dave Holloway said he was still suspicious of van der Sloot and the Kalpoe brothers.

"Raul's men have always been suspicious of some of the civilians who run Cuban businesses," says a businessman in Havana.

He was suspicious of firms that grew quickly, believing that there were diseconomies of scale in his industry.

They are all suspicious of each other. If they are a little honest and frank, they will be much better.

Especially women are more cautious, often suspicious of ghosts, the more you think about the more wrong, suspicious sinuses, so come to the phone inspection, surprise inspection, and even secret tracking, performing detective stories to play the drama.

As a result of these late hours, Lesley became suspicious of Jeff’s after hours activities. She accused him of making her part of a love triangle.

Victorian anatomists plundered burial grounds, for example, and carried off bones to put in museums. Years of such exploitation had left many aboriginal Australians suspicious of scientists.

There are good reasons to be suspicious of new management paradigms of any sort. Even the best ones can end in tears.

Despite Mr Blair's claim this week that he has "always trusted the people", most authority figures in Britain appear ever more suspicious of the public.

The legislature convened early this month with the leadership bickering and suspicious of one another, and with many ready to lead while few are ready to follow.

As he has noted, the number of citizens sullenly suspicious of all change may now increase, as middle-class Greeks see their hard-earned prosperity go up in smoke.

Once I came to understand the extent to which desires arise within me spontaneously and not as the result of rational thought processes, I grew suspicious of my desires.

Listen to her feeling suspicious of tone inside, I know Ning frost it has been two days since this words hid in mind, at this time just speak can see she is to really and how oppose me to do so.

I'm somewhat suspicious of his intentions.

This experience made him suspicious of mediation.

He is extremely suspicious of all his neighbours.

Rural people stuck firmly to their old ways and were suspicious of anything slightly different.

The outside world is suspicious of China and worried about what sort of power it will turn out to be.

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

The changes are likely to anger internal critics of the Baghdad regime, many of whom were suspicious of the original deal.

No wonder, then, that countries with developing and emerging economies are suspicious of international agreements, fearful that the rules are rigged to favour the privileged and the powerful.

A little suspicious of yourself, is it not to love. Am I also the kind of person who is bitten by a snake for ten years and is afraid of the rope?

I am not afraid to go through mountains and rivers, but I fear your heart. The journey from one heart to the other is close to the horizon, even if it is hard to complete in the end of life. Thus, the man who was close to him became suspicious of the game he had to play.

I'm just always suspicious of new people.

Once the only sun, after more and more suspicious of us, gradually not only.

In turn, Pakistan is deeply suspicious of America's plans for India to play a central role in the region.

Peter, as Lindsey Hughes has argued, was highly suspicious of any alternative to state service, especially the monastic way of life, which I've already said.

She gave a little push towards the end, but we did the work. "Many in Egypt are already suspicious of the language of women's rights, regarded by some as a Western import."

Many of the Indians were deeply suspicious of me.

Hugh Rodham was a gruff, tough-talking Republican who, to say the least, was suspicious of me.

The cliff looks dauntingly steep. Climbing it means long queues at Western consulates before facing the suspicious officials inside them.

Indeed, the British, normally the most suspicious of euro-integration, are pretending that it does not other "out" countries are up in arms.

I remain suspicious of the survey, though the people concerned claim it to be scientific.