Sentence examples for rather distrustful from inspiring English sources

"The Treasury has always been rather distrustful of the philanthropists," she told BBC Radio 4's The World At One. "To look at philanthropists as if they were just being tax avoiders is really rather disgusting".

Taher said many of the boys were planning to run away rather than claim asylum in France, where they were distrustful of the authorities after witnessing police violence against inhabitants of the Calais camp.

The British media have not stressed enough that a majority of easterners, though distrustful of Kiev and politicians in general, want more autonomy within Ukraine rather than a union with Russia.

Rather, he is a leader weakened by a party fund-raising scandal and facing an electorate distrustful of a deal with Syria.

Hellawell suggests that rather than developing organically, the result "offers a zigzag progression of mood and event"; he's also distrustful of the notion of music being "about" something beyond its musical meaning.

Sarkozy, a fan of George W Bush, reportedly did not choose the name to copy the US, but rather because his pollsters advised him that acronyms had fallen from favour among voters who are increasingly distrustful of the political class.

That left members distrustful.

She looked distrustful.

He is distrustful.

You become distrustful.

Mr. Dash remained distrustful.