Sentence examples for distrustful eye from inspiring English sources
While the story of Hela, the woman living inside of the scientist, is still told with the narrator's distrustful eye and realist perspective, it soon melts into the tale of a second woman.
She adds that, to be successful, the device should be as physically unobtrusive as possible because humans, who learn to read faces for emotional information at a very early age, may be instinctively distrustful of anyone whose eyes or eyebrows are unusually obscured.
His dark brown eyes were intense, anxious and distrustful.
Chase is fifty-five, a trim, wary, almost expressionless man with hooded eyes and the sardonic wit of one who seems utterly distrustful of his current success.
"People became a little distrustful of even the CAPS meetings — that it was the administration's eyes and ears," said Marshall Hatch, a West Side pastor and activist on police issues.
Having corruption at the epicentre of this debacle has made us subject to the scrutinising eyes of the EU and the IMF, organs that are distrustful of our capabilities to carry out our debt obligations when we have a parallel black economy estimated in 2010 to be equal to 25% of our GDP.
Mr. Combs has come to seem like the perfect celebrity for a culture that can't take its eyes off its celebrities: that's how devoted we are, and how distrustful.
Ever distrustful of authority, which he considered "the Other in us," his ideal was a society of voluntary eye-level relations that he called "the city of ends".
