Sentence examples for less trusting from inspiring English sources
Sexuality changed – people became less trusting and learned about dental dams.
And, by widening margins, people say they are less trusting that Mr. Bush will keep his word.
Psychiatrists protested the Tarasoff decision, as it became known, arguing that it would erode confidentiality and make patients less trusting.
It is not just that they are older, whiter, less educated and poorer than mainstream party supporters; they are also more pessimistic and less trusting.
These days, in much of Western society, the living stare the dead in the face less and less, trusting professionals to clean, beautify, bury and burn.
He would prefer that people were more cynical about Washington, and less trusting.
They get more angry and less trusting when they discover that the artists doing the windowing own the exclusive channels.
Every Brian Williams, Lance Armstrong, GM, NFL, Lehman Brothers, Enron, Catholic Church, fill-in-your-blank scandal makes us all more cynical and less trusting.
So, yeah, I'm less trusting of journalists.
Investors might also become less trusting of Chiron management.
