Sentence examples for more distrustful of from inspiring English sources

As Israelis became more distrustful of Mr. Arafat, Palestinians became more distrustful of Mr. Sharon.

At the same time, he notes that people are more distrustful of government.

There are five reasons why we should be more distrustful of political polls than ever before.

But the experience made me more distrustful of making such a covenant with myself.

The French people are more distrustful of capitalism than the Chinese, polls show.

For more than 27 years, people said they were more distrustful of government than trusting.

People from Arab states tend to be more distrustful [of authorities]." In January, 70 inhabitants at Benjamin Franklin Village wrote an open letter to Mannheim's mayor, complaining of poor medical supplies and racism among the security staff.

Nearly two-thirds of nations' citizens are more distrustful than ever of all organizations.

Each fight has left Democrats and Republicans both more distrustful and wary of working together, each in search of a voter mandate to push its vision to the fore.

Republicans are more distrustful, and the views of independents have not changed much.

In mid-June, when Madeleine Albright, speaking at the Asia Society in New York, said that the recent changes in Iran created a "historic opportunity" to end twenty years of hostile relations, the F.B.I. became even more distrustful.