Sentences with phrase «suspicious eye»

The school itself did not avoid criticism, and there were some who cast an increasingly suspicious eye on the recruitment of officers or agents of the royal power from among its former pupils.

A driving record with pending violations is not favorable for insurance rates and as a result it could even cast suspicious eyes upon you.

You want me to be scared, to see my fellow citizens through suspicious eyes, to sacrifice my freedom for security.

The scene in which the Joad family arrives at the encampment, driving down the dusty road with suspicious eyes peering at them, is one of the greatest moments in 1940s film.

(I look around at colleagues with newly suspicious eyes.)

The reporter caught the eyes of one of the doctors watching him with suspicious eyes from the cubicle.

How nice that you got her a yoga retreat as a birthday present... even nicer she brought you along (* suspicious eyes * did you plan that all along?!

There are few members you raise your suspicious eye, the website gives you all rights to block them.

In a time when many citizens are casting a suspicious eye towards their government and the news media has taken a beating, it's worth looking back at an era when the fifth estate did battle with the Nixon White House in order to publish a report they thought the people had a right to see.

The local sheriff (Timothy Olyphant), his pregnant wife (Radha Mitchell), and two other hopefully uncontaminated friends (Joe Anderson and Danielle Panabaker) try to escape, while keeping a suspicious eye out for loonies, soldiers, and, most scarily, symptoms exhibited by each other.

Some may assume that I would steadfastly support «traditional» public schools and cast a suspicious eye towards charters as leeches from the private sphere, absorbing public funds for the chosen few from the underserved public who desperately need them.

Christine Mangan's Tangerine is a deliciously taut and atmospheric novel that will have you looking up flights to Morocco and perhaps casting a suspicious eye on friends and lovers.

To wit, if your cat turns her back to you, she's not being rude — it's actually an expression of deep trust (i.e., she doesn't have to keep a suspicious eye on you).

Read all of these reviews with a suspicious eye.

And the existing framework is sanctioned by regulators, who have cast a suspicious eye on the use of so - called alternative data.

A female beagle cowered in the corner of her filthy enclosure and stared at Tranter with wide, suspicious eyes.

As a result, an increasing number of consumers are casting a suspicious eye at how and where products are being made.

In today's world of electronic marketing, many retailers are casting a suspicious eye toward vendors that are looking to engage consumers directly, either by selling direct via the internet or by handling order fulfillment on behalf of brick - and - mortar retailers.

April 9 John Miller is a New York - and Berlin - based artist and critic whose large scale installations and junk - based assemblage sculptures speak to the commodification of the art object and cast a suspicious eye on his peers in the contemporary art world.

So for all of you non-believers who would cast a suspicious eye on Benmosche working in his «flip - flops, khaki shorts and a green polo shirt,» here is the video proof:

In short, the LG Urbane is a decent effort, but it's hardly going to convince the as - yet - convinced masses looking at the smartwatch scene with a suspicious eye.