Sentence examples for a bit suspicious from inspiring English sources

Should we still be a bit suspicious of Philip Dessau?

I am a bit suspicious of this technology.

Just the idea that he succeeded in leaving the country, with his rank, is a bit suspicious.

7) And now comes the extended period where Caesar just sort of strolls around looking a bit suspicious.

So when you're basically banging out the same answers over and over again for 300 years without any modification, you might want to be a bit suspicious.

The modifier "knowingly" in the statement is also a bit suspicious because China and Russia have used shadowy organizations to mask their meddling.

And it's being proposed swiftly, which should make anyone a little bit suspicious.

"San Diego is always a little bit suspicious of Los Angeles and the motives of Los Angeles, and having the training camp in Carson fueled those fears," said Doug Barnhart, local builder and sports council board member.

That's just a little bit too suspicious, even for Washington, D.C.," Kingston said.

And in fact, I'm suspicious that there's quite a bit of exposure on the other side.

The guy was clearly irked by the local crime and perhaps became a bit overzealous in his quest to report all suspicious activity to the police but that doesn't necessarily equate to being a murderer.