Sentence examples for mistrustful with from inspiring English sources

The trouble is that he (the sole credible female candidate stands little chance) will take over a country that is deeply divided and mistrustful, with an anaemic economy and a woefully creaky bureaucracy.Confusingly, too, Egypt's next ruler will take on a post without a job description.

The outcomes have been begrudging and mistrustful compromises with limited staying powers.

Snead also wanted to get rich, but he was mistrustful of people with airs and wore a lifelong chip on his shoulder.

Marketers that exaggerate organic claims may make consumers mistrustful of products with an organic label and the companies that make them.

Historian R. H. Davis's influential biography paints a picture of a weak king: a capable military leader in the field, full of activity and pleasant, but "beneath the surface ... mistrustful and sly", with poor strategic judgement that ultimately undermined his reign.

These are not the sort of comments that instill confidence in a political establishment already deeply mistrustful of the newcomers, with their World of Warcraft references and ever-present bottles of Club-Mate, something like a German herbal Red Bull popular among hackers and at techno clubs.

Proceedings motored on efficiently with the mistrustful and fractious Butler keeping his No 2 (Robert Glenister as DI Frank Williams) in the dark and refusing his hardworking team the balm of a kind word while saving his softer side for trusted forensics man Maurice Timm Pigott-Smith) and a bus conductress he had sex with every second Wednesday.

But it was a dead letter in a near-depressed economy with a mistrustful electorate prone to believe the most damning attacks about higher taxes and lost jobs.

A full 66percentt of Americans are mistrustful of Trump negotiating with Russian leader Vladimir Putin, while only 32percenttrustst he would do a good job.

This type of environment breeds a mistrustful and hostile relation with the rest of the world and this further leads to paranoia which can then cause delusions of persecution as in our case.

Conversely though self-tests may be used by those not wishing to bother doctors, perhaps appealing to those who are dissatisfied with or mistrustful of doctors or conventional medicine.