Sentence examples for mistrustful of from inspiring English sources

The king faced a body profoundly mistrustful of his intentions.

I felt angry and confused, mistrustful of practically everyone.

France was already deeply mistrustful of its political class.

Many people walking in were strung-out hippies, mistrustful of authority.

Americans have grown increasingly mistrustful of gun control, viewing it as ineffective.

Historical misfortunes, he says, have left Poles mistrustful of their ability to run their own affairs.

Now, deeply mistrustful of such securities, investors have pretty much abandoned the market.

Not surprisingly, the Americans have quickly grown mistrustful of Makiko Tanaka, Mr Koizumi's foreign minister.

It is true that the poor are more likely to be generally mistrustful of other people.

Guinea has a very particular history which makes it mistrustful of, even hostile to, outside intervention.

I was 15, awkward, mistrustful of dance music, adrift from pop.