用with suspicion造句子，“with suspicion”造句
6、Often, however, they will be treated with suspicion.
9、It’s a very hidebound society and views anything new with suspicion
12、In recent years, however, the tide had turned against the multinationals, they are now viewed by many countries with suspicion.
15、Occasionally I found myself passing the house which had once filled Mrs Ternandez with hope and her husband with suspicion, and I thought of old, unhappy and already far off things.
18、But after weeks of torment, the Boy contracted gangrene, and his leg had to be amputated. Homais' reputation was undamaged, for he was by profession a chemist, But Bovary, a doctor, was looked upon with suspicion. His practice Began to fall away.
2、I regard his behaviour with suspicion.
5、Those who grow rich overnight are eyed with suspicion.
10、Some view the rise of Asia Pacific with suspicion and fear.
14、On the other hand may view rebates mail-in coupons and money-back guarantees with suspicion thinking that something must be wrong with the product.
19、Extreme forms ofviolence, ofsleepwalking or automatism, are extremely rare, so weusually view themwith suspicion.
4、She tormented herself with suspicion, fear and jealousy.
11、People with a "poker face," whose emotions are hidden by a deadpan expression, are looked upon with suspicion.
17、"Although credit cards are becoming a more acceptable part of the financial scene, they are still regarded with suspicion by many as being a major part of the "live now, pay later syndrome"
7、We always have all kinds of strange ideas. We always look at the world with suspicion and suspicion.
16、The survey shows the way some women are treated by the criminal justice system – where they are not believed and viewed with suspicion – has led to many other women treating them similarly.
8、Large meetings organised by the company, by contrast, are viewed with suspicion.
3、When you get along with others with suspicion, suspicion and even alertness, you will inevitably get suspicion and suspicion from others.
13、It viewed the U.S. policy of filling diplomatic posts with military men with suspicion and often openly ridiculed the U.S. military diplomats at public functions.
1、She viewed him with suspicion.
