Sentence examples for distrustful approach from inspiring English sources
While some see his presumed victory purely as a rejection of Mr. Barak, many see it also as an affirmative embrace of Mr. Sharon for his iron-fisted image and for his more cautious, distrustful approach to the peace effort.
A lot of communities have become distrustful of the approach that the mayor and Janette have taken".
Positivism waned accordingly in Latin America, replaced in the 1920s by more radical social thought, especially Marxism, as well as approaches distrustful of naturalist reasoning (Bergsonian spiritualism, phenomenology, and later on existentialism).
It's "my way or the highway" as far as you're concerned and you feel disoriented and distrustful if new approaches are thrust upon you.
Insurers become cynical and distrustful and they distrust the good provider just as they distrust the bad provider.
Democrats were distrustful of Mr. Boehner's idea, saying such an approach raises the prospect that future tax and revenue changes could be blocked by Republicans after Democrats had already agreed to the detailed cuts.
He approaches the job with enthusiasm and irreverence, distrustful, he says, of backroom politics and more interested in the concerns on neighborhood streets than those in City Hall corridors.
Talk to a banker, and they'll tell you that utilitarian approach goes both ways: clients these days are distrustful and turn to banks simply to execute or to provide them with very situation-specific advice or services.
But success depends on users actually coming forward to approach the police, and the relationship between the two sides has historically been distrustful.
