suspiciously

The present administration has always seemed to look suspiciously at city life.

The other man looked at him suspiciously but said nothing.

He found himself thinking of her suspiciously, the way his father would.

The young man outside the window looked at him suspiciously.

One man asked me, rather suspiciously, if I had seen his daughter.

Then, at water level, he saw something that looked suspiciously like a door.

A woman opened the door just enough to look out suspiciously.

Suspiciously, I turned to the last page of the book.

The level of due process seems to be suspiciously low.

And some ideas look suspiciously like what has been coming down from on high.

She watched suspiciously as he went out of the room.

If this was the end, it looked suspiciously like the beginning.

He was acting suspiciously, the police and school officials said.

Two men were taking a suspiciously long time on a roof.

Suspiciously, I looked all round, but could see no key of any kind.

It looks to me as if the field is getting suspiciously thin.

Paul, to my mind, had been quiet for a suspiciously long time.

Suddenly, the scene changed back to the room suspiciously like their own.

I laughed so much while they looked at each other suspiciously!

The man looked at Jackson suspiciously and began moving away.

She read it slowly, then looked suspiciously at her husband.

"You came here all the way from America just to take pictures," he said suspiciously.

She looked at him so suspiciously that he almost laughed.

Over her glass of milk she looked at me suspiciously.

And yes, a suspiciously good day to bury bad news.