Sentence examples for untrusting from inspiring English sources
Because their activities could be of singular utility to the emperor, especially one who was untrusting of his subordinates or in need of funds, some unscrupulous delators escaped punishment and even acquired political power.
As students, some readers will probably have lived in shared houses where wood chip partitions led to mouldering sinks and unspeakable toilets, and where the interior decor extended to greasy bongs and bottles with crayon lines drawn on by untrusting housemates.
She was small, well dressed, and untrusting — French-Canadian as I found out.
But I also felt it was believable that someone living under that pressure would be quite snippy and ungenerous and untrusting.
If your internal workings tend towards insecurity and anxiety, you will be an autocratic, controlling and untrusting leader who repeatedly slips back into managing others' work for them.
Luminous gradations of skylight, spiky silhouettes, humour, menace and challenge – everything is there, from the hugeness of Hagrid to the horrified expressions of untrusting new wizard chessmen.
In Firefox, for instance, a user is warned that the connection is "untrusted".
Davis had no role in the Cameron government and was untrusted by the Cameron team, but now faces one of the toughest jobs in government.
What have we dwindled to, under Labour – a box-ticking, top-down-defined "community" of citizen spies, untrusted by a control freak government, shaking its finger, forcing us to eat up our five-a-day, have no salt in our sandwich, no live music in pubs, and parking tickets for hearses outside the graveyard?
The opener, featuring a Mother's Day at the jail, had everything you could possibly want from sharp American television: the reunions gone wrong; the poor mad black kite-woman untrusted around children; the dry coming from the barren, as in: "I hate kids.
It's no matter to the barrier-clingers, whose screams of appreciation during the encore's "Untrust Us", give even Glass a run for her money.
