Sentence examples for bit mistrustful from inspiring English sources
His Janus-faced flip-floppery leaves a lot of conservatives of every stripe more than a bit mistrustful of him.
Under constant criticism for failure to act sooner, and mistrustful of his militia forces, he developed a plan of attack.
Instead Wallace Jason Segell) and his designated recorder (Jesse Eisenberg) meet in his house in the bland American midwest, they drive and talk, they eat (unhealthy foods) and talk, they meet some of Wallace's friends who are mistrustful of his plus-one and talk, even fight a bit.
Historians of Romanticism have sniffed at Lamb, but he was correspondingly mistrustful of Romanticism, confessing that he was 'not romance-bit about Nature'.
An almost reclusive leader of few evident convictions, he is both mistrustful and, after two years in office, increasingly mistrusted.
I felt lonely, isolated and mistrustful.
She is also, I think, very mistrustful.
Cynical, mistrustful source of Westminster gossip.
The king faced a body profoundly mistrustful of his intentions.
He comes across as quiet, reserved, mistrustful and occasionally moody.
