Sentence examples for distrustful that from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Netanyahu was proceeding cautiously as well, distrustful that Mr. Assad would deliver.

And it's only by being distrustful that we can distinguish between the trustworthy and the unreliable.

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

To what extent are the lies of the Bush administration to blame for creating an American public so paranoid, and so distrustful, that it constantly craves photographic evidence?

She is so distrustful that when she meets a great man and spends the night with him, she follows up by bugging his cellphone.

But as months pass and Mr. Khadr, now 25, remains at Guantánamo, his fellow inmates are growing distrustful that the main inducement prosecutors can offer them — the prospect of leaving by a defined date — is meaningful, defense lawyers say.

In it we raised concerns about the distrustful attitudes that citizens have toward government and corporations, and the inability of these institutions to respond to public concerns in a robust, inclusive, and effective way.

We need direction, focus and guidance, but if leaders tip over into distrustful micromanagement, that's when collaboration ends and the challenge of student progress becomes even more immense.

"The question is: is the UK ready to accept or encourage greater integration of the eurozone or is the UK distrustful of that and will it create obstacles and make it more difficult to happen?" The Financial Times (subscription) says the Lib Dems are pushing for Hong Kong-style regulations relating to bankers' bonuses.

As businesses become easier to set up, customers do their due diligence to understand exactly what your brand is all about, and there is nothing more distrustful than a brand that shows different faces depending on the platform they are on.

Experience shows that people tend to be distrustful of information that is 'supplier led' and professionally presented.