mistrustful

The two men were mistrustful of each other at first.

Five minutes went by, and the silent man came back, looking mistrustful.

How can we therefore not be mistrustful of such a partner?

In their place is a darker, more mistrustful view of immigrants.

The old man has good reason to be mistrustful.

It was time for him to stop being so goddam mistrustful.

But the children also become mistrustful of adults and dependent on institutions.

But he had always been mistrustful of that word.

Claudia seems to often be moody and is mistrustful of Paul.

Still looking a bit mistrustful, she closed her eyes.

But the rebels and the government remain openly mistrustful of each other.

Paul had always been secretive and mistrustful, but he would talk to Sylvia.

Often mistrustful of his own advisers, he has been known to assign the same task to two or three people.

This made the Iranians more mistrustful, the report said.

But even his hybrid scheme was too much for a public mistrustful of expanding government.

Mistrustful and wary, Simon nevertheless found himself rising to his feet.

Members of the ground crew watched with hard, mistrustful stares as she approached.

Perhaps I am mistrustful of a new technology, especially when it seems too inexpensive to be effective."

All three boys gave him mistrustful looks, which Bobby found unsurprising.

Her whole face was tensed against him, mistrustful now.

Park Service officials say they respect these modern uses and want to please the community, but a majority of residents are still mistrustful.

But they said they remain mistrustful of how and when the city will replace them.

The captain turned a mistrustful eye on the lieutenant.

But among the spectators there are some mistrustful faces.

In their distinctly Southern way, they are a tad mistrustful, a bit suspicious.