He was reputed to have been cankerous and mistrusting of others, the extent to which this is a case is subjective.

Passeri describes him as not disagreeable, but rude and mistrusting of persons of other nationalities.

The need to be dependent upon someone who is hostile or mistrusting of others develops when an individual does not satisfy their need for security earlier in their life (Markovic, 1999).

They plague the Links throughout the game by both directly attacking him, and impersonating him while they attack Hyrule's citizens, causing them to be suspicious and mistrusting of the Links.

According to the work of Knight Aldrich (1966), hostile dependency is a relationship orientation characterized by the need of relationship members to be dependent on a partner who is hostile or mistrusting of other people.

Such mistrust seems to be at the heart of the issue.

In the business world, too, there often is a place for mistrust.

It will be a world of mistrust, especially at the international level.

Our mistrust for each other is going to get us killed.

But how could she go up there with him when her heart was so full of mistrust?

In many other countries there is also a great deal of mistrust.

There had been a lot of bad blood and mistrust.

She knew that question played into her mistrust of him.

"There's just a lot of mistrust when big money is involved."

"I think people are going to feel a lot of mistrust now," he said.

"There is a mistrust, especially from those who have gone to private schools," he said.

Even more important, there is a high level of mistrust between the member states.

The political leaders bring to the talks a sense of mistrust.

If anything, the level of mutual mistrust is higher than ever.

And that, he added, would only add to public mistrust.

At that, I was silent with mistrust a long time.

Perhaps the mistrust he felt was just a security man's instinct.

I never saw an industry where there was more mistrust - on both sides.

You realize that our mistrust of the future makes it hard to give up the past.

So if you can get over your mistrust, I'd be very much obliged.

They've been at it for a long time and there's a great deal of mistrust between the parties.

"There will always be a level of mistrust," he said.

He has made no effort to hide his mistrust of the Government.

Finally, our mistrust of the decorative gets in the way.

Unfortunately, it was the mistrust that came through in his words.

A part of her mistrusted him so much that she wanted to run.

The magic was foreign to her, a thing to be mistrusted.

We got to know each other socially, but he still mistrusted people.

The politicians who mistrusted the public should not get the people's vote.

He still greatly mistrusts us, perhaps even more than earlier.

I feared and mistrusted the woman from that moment more than ever.

She made me feel good - so, of course, I mistrusted her.

But of late, there had been signs that he mistrusted her.

As for myself, it was my perception that they actually mistrusted me.

He mistrusted all magic, but there was no other choice.

His mistrusted her accounts of what he still could not accept as possible.

The last thing we need right now is to start mistrusting each other."

Those who could were mistrusted by the rest, and most wouldn't play with us.

As yet, however, those visitors to Boston mistrusted one another.

We mistrusted just about anything that had to do with the Government."

A majority of women, in one poll, said they mistrusted him.

I tend to be a woman who mistrusts nearly everyone that she sees.

At least he mistrusts Joe and the others, but later joins them.

Or is it that the modern mind simply mistrusts symbols?

His soul, however, mistrusts the star and where it is leading them.

Like a lot of Soviet citizens, she mistrusted the concept.

Some mistrusted and challenged my talent, but not so many.

He mistrusts words and even the thoughts that they express.

I was attracted to easy answers but mistrusted them too.

In fact, she mistrusted those who had too much self-restraint.