Sentence examples for remains distrustful from inspiring English sources

When he sees the child, he remains distrustful.

And while he said The Daily Jang would publish Mr. Blair's message "whether we agree with it or not," he also intends to air public opinion that remains distrustful of the West.

But not even Dacre, who put aside his longstanding friendship with Gordon Brown to support David Cameron, could secure an outright majority for the Conservatives at the last general election, and the paper remains distrustful of the Lib Dems and the "ever hypocritical" Nick Clegg.

They soon encounter another traveller, calling himself Arev, who assists but remains distrustful of them.

A templar and an old friend of Tassadar's, Fenix is a powerful and cunning leader, but remains distrustful towards the motives of the ruling judicator caste.

He pointed out that the Pakistani Army remains deeply distrustful of the Afghan president - and of Zardari himself.

Mr. Dash remained distrustful.

Many Republicans remain distrustful of Mr. Obama.

They remain distrustful of the Indonesian military and the police.

Yet public opinion south of the Main River remained distrustful.

Mr. Kalashnikov, the Communist lawmaker, said the Libyan question had brought to the surface a crucial difference between Mr. Putin and Mr. Medvedev: While they share the goal of economic integration with the West, Mr. Putin remains far more distrustful of Western geopolitical intentions.