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We used to have simple, unsophisticated tastes and looked with suspicion at anything more exotic than a hamburger.

Madeleine, taking pity on the tree, began to water it until she caught Leonard looking at her one day, his eyes narrowed with suspicion.

He took an heiress to wife and was regarded with suspicion by her family.

and yet we are on our guard against him, not however as an enemy, nor yet with suspicion, but we quietly get out of his way.

He looked at me with suspicion.

Just a few months ago , many countries were greeting such overtures from China with suspicion .

Websites sponsored by particular commercial, political, or other entities should be viewed with suspicion as well.

She looked at him with suspicion.

But when he got there, all the people he met--the very children at the doors--seemed to view him with suspicion.

His teachings were not fully appreciated in his lifetime and often he was viewed with suspicion as was government fearful of his influence.

Ever since the Brazilians have tended to view free trade with suspicion, despite their country's recent success as an exporter.

So the court, though still widely regarded in Africa with suspicion and sometimes even derision, may yet prove to have teeth.

Large meetings organised by the company, by contrast, are viewed with suspicion.

Even today, it is viewed with suspicion - women with no desire to procreate say they sometimes face awkward questions and disapproval.

People make the mistake of treating experts with suspicion and mistrust , no matter how valuable their contributions might be.

People with a "poker face, " whose emotions are hidden by a deadpan expression, are looked upon with suspicion.

Regarded with suspicion by fellow Parisians after the war, she and her husband, with $50 in hand, emigrated to the United States.

A 28-year-old married woman (GO) having lower abdominal pain and nausea was referred to our Emergency Room with suspicion of ovarian mass.

Harshly persecuted in the Soviet period, the church is still regarded with suspicion by some Soviet-minded Ukrainians.

Even the debt issuances of the developed economies, especially in Europe, are now looked at with suspicion as fears of default loom large.

The second day he ran into a patrol of British soldiers who eyed him and his wagon with suspicion.

The argument that leadership continuity invariably improves corporate performance should be treated with suspicion.

This drumbeat predisposes policy makers to view Chinese investments, and particularly acquisitions of high technology, with suspicion.

"If [consumers have] never heard of it, they'll treat it with suspicion. "

But when your judgment proves bad rather than good, it's no reason to walk thereafter with suspicion as a companion.

It's true that he once deceived you, but he has admitted he has done wrong and apologized. So you shouldn't always treat him with suspicion.

Because business and power are so entwined, even the most able businesspeople are treated with suspicion outside China.

Though some have greeted these investments with suspicion, CIC has emphasized its motivation is purely to generate a higher return.

He eyed me with suspicion.

In recent years, however, the tide had turned against the multinationals, they are now viewed by many countries with suspicion.

Because business and power are so entwined, even the most able business people are treated with suspicion outside China.

In a country where businessmen are viewed with suspicion, his popularity is unusual.

Adding such entries can also help people who have little or no presence online, as that can be viewed with suspicion these days, she said.

The policeman regarded the movements of the man across the street with suspicion.

The Chinese people continue to view with suspicion any attempt to impose Western values on China.

Private charities and non-governmental organisations are still viewed with suspicion by China's one-party state.

Governments, which must pay for any future bail-outs, will also view any effort to centralise stress tests with suspicion.

She felt uneasy when people looked at her with suspicion.

Originality and ingenuity are richly rewarded, and orthodoxy is viewed with suspicion, if not contempt.

He was right. The atmosphere seemed poisoned with suspicion and lack of trust.

No one is sure who owns what, so investors are treating all counterparties with suspicion.

Food markets are often treated with suspicion by farmers, environmentalists and governments alike. This is short sighted.

It is paranoid about being overthrown by the Western powers and treats all offers of outside help with suspicion.

However, waiting for him, except for people with suspicion, that they "wrong" and the firm knowledge.

they are still regarded with suspicion by many as being a major part of the "live now, pay later" syndrome.

Now from what I have observed, if there's one thing Chinese schools view with suspicion, it is free-form playfulness.

Those fighting terrorism are acutely aware that much of their work, based on intelligence, is regarded with suspicion.

Plenty of Benghazians eyed the uprising with suspicion, worried at the breakdown of order.

So long as America seems so indifferent to the Palestinians' plight, Arabs will, however, treat such reasoning with suspicion.

Before the crisis, hedge funds were regarded with suspicion as vulnerable and irresponsible.

They eyed him with suspicion.

But now, some Iraqi officials prefer American companies to European ones and view Total with suspicion because of this past.

British military currency was treated with suspicion.

Their friendship is regarded with suspicion by their teachers.

Entrepreneurs were regarded with suspicion, even in their own homes.

I watched with suspicion: were surrogates the same as prostitutes?

With suspicion and care Which sport would you least like to referee umpire?

Lily treated everyone with suspicion, no matter how well she knows him.

He does, however, have a track record of going to places where his brainchild is viewed with suspicion.

Even on desktop machines, an end-user application that takes more than 90 MB of RAM is looked at with suspicion.

Banks continue to treat each other with suspicion in interbank loan markets.

India and Japan, China's other big regional counterparts, both view it with suspicion at best and, at worst, paranoia.

They have always regarded the Russians with suspicion.

We cannot love when filled with suspicion.

25 the engineer letter white suggests that he this plan is feasible with suspicion.

To this day, American states regard each other with suspicion where water is concerned.

In Europe, Chinese firms are broadly welcome; in America, they are often viewed with suspicion.

The US and China view each other's military programmes with suspicion.

Conversely, if we treat people with suspicion, they are likely to reciprocate.

I was pregnant with suspicion get the drift raft, the careful thinking.

No wonder we view it with suspicion, and at the very least, uncertainty.

In some cultures, arbitration has the same stigma as court proceedings, both of which are viewed with suspicion and as personal insults.

and the highest score in the state obtain they are rewarded with suspicion?

And as a result, the world sees them with suspicion rather than affection.