Sentence examples for generally mistrustful from inspiring English sources
It is true that the poor are more likely to be generally mistrustful of other people.
He also identifies a worrying trend: "I think there is a generally mistrustful climate towards disabled people.
As Lisa J. Servon has pointed out on this site, many low-income people, repelled by high fees or generally mistrustful, don't use banks.
Islamists are generally mistrustful of the West and some openly hostile to it.
People are generally mistrustful of authority and manufactured content, and therefore it was easy to fall in love with Digg 4. A great story is subtle.
I am of the Vietnam generation; therefore, I feel mistrustful of the military.
An almost reclusive leader of few evident convictions, he is both mistrustful and, after two years in office, increasingly mistrusted.
I felt lonely, isolated and mistrustful.
She is also, I think, very mistrustful.
Cynical, mistrustful source of Westminster gossip.
