Sentence examples for very distrustful from inspiring English sources
Stalin was a very distrustful man, sickly suspicious.
"She's very distrustful of being portrayed as a nut," Mr. Arre said.
"People are still very distrustful," she said in a telephone interview.
His offer to welcome Russian tourists and businessmen — but not exactly make friends with the Kremlin — is a reflection of national sentiment in Georgia, where people are still very distrustful of their enormous neighbor to the north but also aware of their geographic and economic reliance on Russia.
As one network coordinator states: "One of the things that play a role is the fact that growers are very distrustful of the government.
An RCT would have been impossible, says INSERM researcher Denis Malvy; it was unacceptable to the local population, already very distrustful of its government and foreign Ebola workers.
My own dog, Abraham Lincoln, came from an animal-hoarding situation, and after seven years he's still distrustful of strangers and very skittish.
According to the formula, a very trustworthy entity is not declared distrustful after just one or two bad interactions.
She adds that, to be successful, the device should be as physically unobtrusive as possible because humans, who learn to read faces for emotional information at a very early age, may be instinctively distrustful of anyone whose eyes or eyebrows are unusually obscured.
At the very beginning?" The women were also distrustful and suspicious that others might figure out they were HIV-positive at a glance.
It's anti-American foreign policy and I think there is a very credible and legitimate reason to be distrustful and angry with policy in the region for the last few years".
