Sentence examples for bit distrustful from inspiring English sources
"People have been waiting for this factory for 15 years," said Aleksandra Nikolayevna, who, a bit distrustful of strangers, gave only her first name and patronymic.
Usually, the southern branch means they are commercially viable (and available) to potential clients, who tend to be a bit distrustful of firms confined to Recife.
As media sociologist Alexandre Frenette notes: "People are starting to feel a bit distrustful when it comes down to certain big technology firms and privacy issues".
Which has made me a bit distrustful of all that "blame the internet" rhetoric about the death of newspapers.
Again, the crooks and con artists make the digital world a bit more distrustful.
His Netflix set includes a bit in which he talks about how distrustful he is of strangers.
I am distrustful of humans and a bit paranoid, so I must find someone exceptionally special to let him or her in.
Mary McNamara: Emmy nominations reflect the moment we are in — political, divided and distrustful.
