Sentence examples for deeply mistrustful of from inspiring English sources

France was already deeply mistrustful of its political class.

Now, deeply mistrustful of such securities, investors have pretty much abandoned the market.

Indeed, the administration was deeply mistrustful of Blix's search for it.

Deeply mistrustful of the media, Mrs Peirce resolutely puts the interests of her clients first.

NATO's proposals for cooperation are less ambitious, and some members remain deeply mistrustful of Russian involvement, he said.

Indeed many Pakistanis, who are deeply mistrustful of the government of President Pervez Musharraf, their recently demobbed ruler, consider this revision suspicious.

The king faced a body profoundly mistrustful of his intentions.

Morgan Tsvangirai, the leader of the Movement for Democratic Change, is to become prime minister next week in a government in which Mr. Mugabe will remain president, an awkward pairing of deeply mistrustful rivals.

Many survivors of clerical sexual abuse "remain deeply mistrustful, suspicious and angry towards the church," he said.

The Transvaal's president, Paul Kruger, had become deeply mistrustful after the abortive Jameson Raid (Dec. 29, 1895) into Boer territory.

The pioneer of the self-deconstructing love song that reveals amorous language to be a delirium of superstitious nonsense, the melodic genius who placed scare quotes inside The 'Sweetest Girl' to indicate his "deeply mistrustful" feelings about love, has found the One.