Sentence examples for mistrustful at from inspiring English sources

Misuzu Kamio, the main heroine of Air, makes Yukito quite mistrustful at first by being too friendly, but eventually earns his affection.

The discussions at the moment are as nasty and mistrustful as any that some Albany veterans can remember.

Her mistrustful eyes hint at the hardships she has faced in her short life.

But the speech also seemed intended as an opportunity for Mr. Obama to appeal to a young generation of Israelis who do not necessarily share the hardened views of many of their elders, who are at best mistrustful of the Palestinians and wary of Mr. Obama himself.

Elisabeth was at first mistrustful of her mother and resented the divorce, although Victoria did her best to mend her relationship with her daughter during her visit with Elisabeth in the spring of 1902.

The only long-serving group within the government is the bureaucracy, which has been, at a minimum, mistrustful of the party.

Historians of Romanticism have sniffed at Lamb, but he was correspondingly mistrustful of Romanticism, confessing that he was 'not romance-bit about Nature'.

At the moment, with the public deeply mistrustful of Congress, there is no better vehicle than Washington for the parade of human failing.

An argument sourced back to the state is automatically devalued, all the more so where it is aimed at alienated minorities in a questioning and mistrustful age.

With the subsequent Christianization of the empire, Shāpūr, mistrustful of a potential force of a fifth column at home while he was engaged abroad, ordered the persecution and forcible conversion of the Christians; this policy was in force throughout his reign.

An almost reclusive leader of few evident convictions, he is both mistrustful and, after two years in office, increasingly mistrusted.