They are mistrustful of people, and are withdrawn and depressed.
I am very mistrustful of people who are constantly overintellectualising things.
Koba — not for nothing named after Joseph Stalin — is as mistrustful of humans as Dreyfus is of apes, which is not a good combination.
But it's true, I was mistrustful of melody as representing something that we were against". But tunefulness "always did sneak in" and now, with White Bread seemingly freed of all the extraneous conceptualisation, we are left with the pure gift for melody and harmony.
Mr. Karzai has had an uneven relationship with the Pakistani leadership, and the visit will be a litmus test of where relations between the neighbors, often mistrustful of each other, are headed.
What ulterior agenda could explain Mansour's courting Schmidt's friendship so avidly?While Schmidt's suspicions of his unctuous neighbour could spring from those pernicious anti-Semitic tendencies, readers may be mistrustful of Mansour because Schmidt himself is such an unalluring social quarry.
Scientists are deeply mistrustful of anything that might be interpreted as anthropomorphism, the tendency to attribute human qualities to rocks, trees, animals, and other non-human entities.
That message resonated at a time when Americans were growing increasingly mistrustful of the government and were starting to worry about what dangerous hidden substances might be on their dinner plates.
At the moment, with the public deeply mistrustful of Congress, there is no better vehicle than Washington for the parade of human failing.
The worries are also a measure of the Trump White House's diminished standing in Europe, since the policymakers are mistrustful of U.S. natural-gas exports that were welcomed during the Obama administration.
