That sounds suspicious.

Here's a tooth that looks kind of suspicious, right?

The community work, as a supplementary penalty, also provokes some doubts.

Keeping the government will raise suspicions about the fairness of the elections and the referendum on the constitution

'You know what to beautify is, I suppose?' 'Yes,' said Alice doubtfully 'it means to make anything prettier.'

Suspiciously, the country s central bank refuses to publish that figure for 2005.

It seems a risky procedure that could give rise to uncertainty and lead to unwanted situations.

It also raises doubts about whether the United States will maintain its strict policy of isolating Hamas.

As time passes, a concept without real commitment in the field may eventually raise suspicions about its relevance.

It could erode general support for the future role of the Security Council and cast doubt on the sanctity of its decisions.

So far, we have heard nothing substantive that would cast doubts on the seriousness with which the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia is keeping the border closed.

Kirchner is not above suspicion, but the judges lack of a watertight legal case raises suspicions of a political motive.

The fact that there is no Europe wide mechanism for protecting the banking system and each country has to act on its own raises doubts about their ability to do so. Is Ireland s credit good enough?

This will inevitably arouse suspicion about Germany s role in Europe but any comparison with Germany's past is quite inappropriate.

I had my doubts.

'I I'm a little girl,' said Alice, rather doubtfully, as she remembered the number of changes she had gone through that day.

Now I get this skepticism.

Bring forth the parties of suspicion.

For example, in January 2016, I co wrote an article with Abir Ghattas for Global Voices entitled The Lebanese Christian Marriage Between Aoun and Geagea Leaves Many Skeptical .

The proposed reformulation of subparagraph (b) gave rise to doubts, particularly as regards the elimination of the reference to liberty and the use of the word quot property quot which, it was observed, raised the question of ownership.

Optimism has given way to doubt.

But uncertainties abound.

But doubts are growing.

We ought to reduce the uncertainty.

Matter of fact, I'm beginning to suspect something myself.

that I begin to have doubts.

In short, 2006 will be marked by mounting uncertainty about prospects for global economic growth, even as the distribution of the fruits of that growth remain dismally predictable.

In recent years, China s government alone has invested billions of dollars in African infrastructure and resource extraction, raising suspicions that a new scramble for Africa is underway.

That's interesting to me.

And I find that sort of scary.

It certainly does.

The one that's making all the rhubarb.

He's itching for trouble.

Your buddy's getting on my nerves.

Teasing the village girls!

If the Marchers had doubts, they conquered them with the help of Communist propaganda.

Such doubts are understandable.

Turkey's inactivity has aroused intense suspicion.

... suspicionswhichhave entered nobody's mind.

You see, sir, the other night...

I've got wrought up to point. I'm ready.

I confess I really had doubts.

Thanks to you, clouds of suspicion are already forming.

So he's narrowed it down to us. You've got it.

Goodwill now prevails, but some of the old suspicions linger and some new ones have emerged.