Sentence examples for not entirely trusting from inspiring English sources

Only a month earlier, the embassy reported that they had developed a "respectful if not entirely trusting working relationship".

This should be one of the happiest times in Lara's life, and yet she's still shy and not entirely trusting with Simon; she constantly questions the relationship.

It's as though the residents were still too exhausted to celebrate the calm that descended in late 2008, not entirely trusting that it would last.

7. (C) President Zardari and Kayani are the key decision-makers in Pakistan; they have developed a respectful if not entirely trusting working relationship.

Preston, not entirely trusting the man's report, sent out one of his captains to confer with Montgomery.

Not entirely trusting the elevators, some employees made their way down entirely by stairs.

Maybe the problem is we are not entirely trusted.

This is as good as saying that even auction houses do not entirely trust their own estimate.

She does not entirely trust him, but she likes him enough to worry about forcing him to change his ways.

It does not entirely trust Mr Ma, who says this will not happen during his presidency, but much prefers him to the pro-independence DPP.

Because she does not entirely trust the scruffy young charmer, Ruth brings along her friend Gerta Pohorylle, a petite redhead with a winning smile and a confident manner.