Sentence examples for growing distrustful from inspiring English sources
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.
After six years of rising prices and little tension within the group, members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries are growing distrustful of one another's pledges to trim production.
The spiritual consequences are all around us: people despairing of ever being understood by others, growing distrustful of others, and feeling that no one really can be trusted.
In return, games journalists have grown distrustful of self-identifying gamers.
The Reagan Democrats—socially-conservative blue-collar workers who had grown distrustful of an increasingly wacky Democratic Party swung the election for Ronald Reagan in 1980 (and made the careers of several pundits in the process).
Another theory, he said, is that Mullah Baradar and the other captured Taliban leaders were purged by hard-liners in the Afghan Taliban leadership, who grew distrustful of them.
Citizens, said by some of the landmen to have grown distrustful since agreeing to deals months ago that now look pallid, are in the Records Room doing their own research about mineral rights.
After he was sentenced to four months on Rikers Island, a jail term he had not yet begun to serve, Bruce grew distrustful of the law and lawyers and insisted on representing himself.
A spat between the parties over the selection process of the House chaplain earlier this year further soured relations between the two, and Mr. Hastert said he grew distrustful of Mr. Gephardt.
In the Gulf, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have grown distrustful of Qatar and its alliances and foreign policy initiatives.
They've grown distrustful of the White House since Mr Obama's initially sympathetic response to the Arab uprisings, and are frustrated with his reluctance to get more involved in the Syria conflict.
