Sentence examples for most distrustful from inspiring English sources

The member of the World-Telegram staff most distrustful of Roosevelt was Broun.

Faith in the system has been eroded, with those among ethnic minorities the most distrustful.

Initially, football and basketball coaches were among the groups most distrustful of Brand.

Research from Stanford Bernstein's 2013 Food Survey shows that individuals most active on social media tend to be the most distrustful of the food system.

Even the American citizens who are most distrustful and critical of the press want journalists to carry out this function, according to every public opinion poll.

Only 31% of the French agree that the free-market economy is the best system available, according to a poll by Globescan, a polling firm (see chart 3); across ten years of polling, the French have consistently been among the most distrustful of capitalism.

A directly elected president is what most Australians, distrustful of their politicians, say they would like.

But Media-Most, deeply distrustful of Gazprom and the government, argued that the transfer was too risky, as it would cede control of the television network.

It is in some ways an odd affection, given that most Chinese remain distrustful of the American government, seeing it as something of a bully.

All this has left most Papuans at best distrustful of Jakarta and more often wanting to secede from Indonesia.

Most modern Neo-Pagans, distrustful of the demands of traditional religions, eschew doctrine or creed and engage in the ritual expression of "symbolic and experiential" meanings.