distrustful

With no one to look in the eye, I grew distrustful.

Now she was drawing back again, a distrustful look on her face.

People who are distrustful, and skeptical about every political figure.

No, it is not that I am afraid or distrustful.

What, do you want to be so reserved and distrustful with an old friend like me, for?

People are generally more distrustful of the future since Sept. 11.

But even there, many officers remain distrustful of one another.

But leaders of community groups and residents said they remained distrustful.

Parliament and the Commission are very distrustful of each other here.

The man has destroyed her, and made all the girls a lot more distrustful of men in general, most likely.

Its tone would be set by those who were most distrustful of his leadership.

They lived together for some time, but their relationship became distrustful and strained.

"People are still very distrustful," she said in a telephone interview.

Patients may end up disappointed or even distrustful of their doctors.

She is scared and distrustful of others, apart from her family.

He is very much like Erin, although somewhat more distrustful.

He is a friend to the Indians and distrustful of civilization.

It was difficult even to talk to her, for the grandmothers were distrustful.

But after years of war the rebels are bitterly distrustful.

It is not in our nation's interest to have a sullen and distrustful work force.

The director, 38, says simply, "I'm distrustful when everything's already there."

Am I correct in being distrustful of such supposed generosity?

But she had good reason to be distrustful of gentlemen in their boredom.

I'm going to become bitter and distrustful of people because one person betrayed me.

The experience left Lane disgusted and distrustful of the political process.