Sentence examples for deeply distrustful from inspiring English sources

The French are deeply distrustful of Europe.

Russians are generally deeply distrustful of feminism, even though Russian women are no shrinking violets.

Instead, he paints the French as deeply distrustful, in search of "guarantees" that reforms are "fair".

From the start it becomes clear that the locals are deeply distrustful and unco-operative.

Throughout history, most of Russia has been deeply distrustful of the wealthy.

Those two groups are deeply distrustful of Mrs. Clinton, both campaigns have found.

They are all Muslims and personally devout, but deeply distrustful of the political Islamism of the Muslim Brotherhood.

Increasingly outspoken residents in big cities are deeply distrustful that incinerators will be built and operated to international standards.

Maliki and many in the Shiite-controlled ministries are deeply resentful and distrustful of the Sunnis.

With chief executives, CFOs and boards of directors swept away amid scandal, average consumers and investors are left deeply cynical and distrustful.

Directors John and Roy Boulting considered that Sellers was "a deeply troubled man, distrustful, self-absorbed, ultimately self-destructive.