Only this model has any chance of persuading societies that still view democracy with suspicion and hostility.

Despite Aristide s undoubted popularity, he is viewed by many US conservatives with suspicion.

The new populist and nationalist parties are suspicious of Europe in general, and of EU enlargement in particular.

We sniffed at the food suspiciously.

As a result of the overemphasis on the fight against terrorism, the treatment of such groups is characterized by suspicion, mistrust, fear that they may be dangerous, and cultural and religious hostility.

What do you need it for? they ask me suspiciously.

She gave me the fish eye.

Tom looked at Mary suspiciously.

He looked at me suspiciously.

He looked at me suspiciously.

She looked at me suspiciously.

She looked at me suspiciously.

I'm suspicious of everybody.

The French and the new German government like the idea of fixing anything that moves the British and Americans are deeply suspicious of market intervention.

The common currency is now looked at with suspicion.

Tom looked at the tall man suspiciously.

It is a vision that appeals mainly to those who are suspicious of modernity and hostile toward globalization.

But both ordinary AKP supporters and disillusioned secularists are now suspicious of America s actions and motives in the region.

BNP supporters in fact initiated the criminal case against him in 1995.

Everybody's a suspect.

Everybody's under suspicion.

Am I under suspicion?

Tom is under suspicion.

Who must be investigated?

Everybody's under suspicion.

Today, conspiracy theories abound in Mexico about the origins of the virus, because government officials are viewed with such ingrained suspicion.

His conduct is above suspicion.

I'm under suspicion, too.

No kidding? Any suspects?

Almost anyone in a position of power in India, including well known print and television journalists, is now viewed with suspicion. This is occurring at a time when economic growth is pulling a young and upwardly mobile population into the urban middle class.

Almost anyone in a position of power in India, including well known print and television journalists, is now viewed with suspicion.

Tom was taken to hospital with suspected carbon monoxide poisoning.

Nevertheless, today s democratic citizens mostly lack confidence in the public sphere, and are suspicious of their own economic and political elites.

He looked at me suspiciously, but luckily, he believed me.

Politicians representing these voters lack experience in government, sometimes are technically unprepared for governance, and are suspicious of technocrats and bureaucrats, particularly those in Brussels.

In the IMF, the US Treasury, among certain German officials and in other powerful financial centers, there is now deep suspicion of anything that remotely looks like a fixed exchange rate.

Finally, I m suspicious of concentrations of power of any kind.

The pair were taken to the police station on suspicion of violating immigration law.

The Dardanelles have been closed to all ships suspected of carrying the plague.

Already, Koike has come under fire for her use of political funds to purchase copies of a book she wrote, and some commentators are growing suspicious of her promises to clean up Tokyo politics.

Until after the alarm of fire, I had not a suspicion.

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No one arrested but everyone suspected.

Both are suspicious of Abe, who exacerbated tensions with nationalist rhetoric and a visit to the controversial Yasukuni Shrine early in his current administration.

Well, one thing that we're all very suspicious of is individual leaders.