Sentence examples for distrust him from inspiring English sources

Conservative purists duly distrust him.

But she has grown to distrust him.

For one thing, they sincerely distrust him.

Despite his referendum boost, his fellow rebels still distrust him.

"I would distrust him on taxes," he added.

Sunni Arab leaders of neighbouring countries distrust him.

Wilson was a good friend to the Bureau of Indian Affairs BIAA) in Washington, and Lakota elders and youth alike not only distrusted him--believing him to be a corrupt tool of the BIA--but they greatly feared him as well.

The City distrusts him, just as he disowns it.

I distrusted him from the moment I met him.

It's a radical, not a conservative doctrine (which is why Dr. Johnson distrusted him so much).

But the emperor distrusted him and allowed his position to be undermined by intrigue.