Sentence examples for mutually suspicious on from inspiring English sources

The gangs and makeshift groups that move through them operate as microcosms of American society: mutually suspicious, on the make, thrown together by chance in fables of trust and suspicion.

Pakistan and India have long been mutually suspicious of each other's intentions in Afghanistan.

The fact that the bill is moving ahead in the Senate sets up a debate where both sides are mutually suspicious of the other's motives.

11 meditation on the nervous, mutually suspicious dynamic between America and the Muslim world.

Day-to-day power in Bosnia is exercised not by the state, but at the level of its so-called entities: one for the Serbs; the other a federation of often mutually suspicious Croats and Bosniaks (predominantly Muslims).

That, more or less, describes dealings between South Asia's two nuclear-armed and mutually suspicious powers.

She has sought to nurture friendly relations with Pakistan and India, her mutually suspicious, nuclear-armed neighbors.

In each other, the two conmen grudgingly meet their match, as a hotel room murder initiates a mutually suspicious alliance.

Mutually suspicious relations between the prime minister's aides, government bureaucrats and company officials obstructed smooth decision-making.

Mr. Gates arrived after a visit to Beijing meant to build ties between the mutually suspicious American and Chinese militaries.

But, as America's administrator in Iraq, Paul Bremer III, reported to President Bush on Monday, Iraqis have still not reached an agreement on how that transitional government will be chosen or how power will be shared among the country's mutually suspicious religious and ethnic communities.