And the doyens of the Shaper academic-military complex: the smoothfaced Security types, facile, triumphant, still too pleased at the amazing coup to show their ingrained suspicion.

It was based, he knew, on that ancient and ingrained suspicion of Deryni magic.

There is also a deeply ingrained suspicion of the car that makes New Yorkers want to put it in its place by leaping in front of it.

A corollary is the ingrained suspicion toward new groups of settlers.

Would the changelings find their ingrained suspicions justified?

And those unfamiliar with Russia's ingrained suspicion of things foreign - especially American - may not grasp the sea change in attitude here.

The government still had to battle years' worth of ingrained Turkish suspicion and immobility on the Cyprus issue.

Still, you're much too intelligent to allow that ingrained suspicion of yours to cloud your judgment.

Her name was simply a curse and a rare one at that: people had the ingrained suspicion that to name a thing was to call it to you.

This deeply ingrained suspicion of central government explains the aversion of teachers to any increase of ministerial involvement in curricular matters.