Sentence examples for very mistrustful of from inspiring English sources

"I have been very mistrustful of the M.T.A. as an agency," he said.

I am very mistrustful of people who are constantly overintellectualising things.

And so I think his supporters, whether they were the people who just didn't like Obama and flipped this time and I don't know that you can count them as his supporters next time, but I think that they would still pick him over Brand X they choose either to see him as they saw him on TV or they are very mistrustful of the media.

Neal's obviously very mistrustful of magic, given that it tore his family apart and changed his father completely.

He is very mistrustful of what he perceives as the disadvantage that America created over decades of failed policies that put the country in a very precarious economic situation, but also burdened it with the responsibility of taking care of the rest of the world.

"People are very mistrustful, aren't they, of art and of poetry and of real writing?

She is also, I think, very mistrustful.

"The Farc need constant reassuring because they are very, very mistrustful," Shifter says.

He was born in West Germany to parents who had fled together from East Germany, but as a child and adolescent, he would return with them to East Germany each summer, to enjoy the warmth and affection of the many relatives who had remained behind while also experiencing what he now describes as an "atmosphere that was very, very mistrustful" in the larger society.

The Farc need constant reassurance because they are very, very mistrustful Michael Shifter Several US officials have suggested privately that diplomatic relations would not be affected if Colombia choses to desist from extraditing demobilized guerrillas.

Guinea has a very particular history which makes it mistrustful of, even hostile to, outside intervention.