Often they're instinctively distrustful and expect to be taken advantage of financially. |
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Even people who are normally, and understandably, distrustful of cops should put their survival first. |
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I'm distrustful of all these men who buy magazines about health and fashion. |
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Johnson smirked in a manner that's typical of a player who's cynical and distrustful of a new head coach. |
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Post workers were angry with management and distrustful of the union leadership. |
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They defended their villages fiercely, and remain deeply distrustful of the outside world. |
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On the other hand, I'm automatically distrustful of any group of ruling parties that decides to ban another party. |
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Slightly less than a third said they were very distrustful of the software giant. |
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It is not in borrowers' interests for them to become worried and distrustful of their lender. |
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Sections of the anti-abortion movement are extremely distrustful of politicians. |
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Many Chinese are distrustful of her success in the West and suspicious that she is playing a Japanese geisha in a big Hollywood film. |
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Although he used to fraternize with other hotel residents, a series of bad experiences ultimately made him distrustful of the people nearby. |
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Anti-intellectuals often are distrustful of science and hostile to its practitioners. |
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You write that troubled teens become jaded and often distrustful of adults and authority. |
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In fact, he was so far ahead of the field that he had become distrustful of many standard textbooks. |
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But people in the Black Isle are distrustful of government scientific advice and remain unconvinced. |
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Not surprisingly, a series of brutal and murderous events left islanders deeply distrustful of outsiders. |
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Inherently distrustful of the situation and the number of witnesses privy to the scene, Ed finally rushed forward and grabbed his friend's arm, leading him towards the door. |
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Not only was their empire a military despotism, it was also peculiarly distrustful of any form of self-help, much less self-government, on the part of its subjects. |
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Most Scots, they say, are distrustful of the nuclear industry and would prefer to tackle climate change through windmills, tidal and solar power, and recycling. |
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Many truth-seekers have grown weary, even distrustful, of the spiritual validity of any religious group which engages in publicity methods. |
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Employees tend to be less distrustful if their representatives are involved in developing and promoting such programs. |
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Some of his best mates are journalists, but generally he is sceptical and distrustful of the media and never saw his role as a background briefer to reporters. |
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If there was nothing else that his life had taught him, it was that being distrustful was the only way he could survive amidst endless hurts and pain. |
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Well, maybe we can teach them to be justly distrustful of photography in general. |
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By '90, adherents numbered in the thousands, and a distrustful government began to clamp down, leveling accusations of tribalism against the movement and then banishing it. |
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He also found the president and vice president to be unnecessarily distrustful of the military. |
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If not, I trust you will inspire me at the right moment and control my distrustful character, which is liable to play dirty tricks on me. |
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Eicke was considered by people close to him to be overproud, jealous, brutal, humorless, distrustful and fanatic. |
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Western Ukrainians are intensely nationalistic and distrustful of Russia. |
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St. John seems very dissatisfied and distrustful of Jane's desire for sensual comfort and calm in household familiarities to come, and blood relations. |
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Passionate about protecting property entrusted to them, they are incorruptible and distrustful of strangers. |
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Too distrustful to delegate his responsibility to his ministers, he was too infirm of will to strike out and follow a consistent course for himself. |
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A directly elected president is what most Australians, distrustful of their politicians, say they would like. |
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This also makes them more distrustful of the strangers they have been warned against ever since they were young. |
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Climatic disasters and food scares are of the same ilk and make societies distrustful faced with uncertainty and events they cannot control. |
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The Kenyan writer Ngugi has become so distrustful of the capacity of English to capture the nuances of his stories that he now only writes in his native Kikuyu. |
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So before I go spouting off about bishops full of sound and fury, signifying nothing, I think I should give them time and stop being so all-fired distrustful. |
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A lifetime of abuse had left him distrustful of all humans, and McKeever sought to make himself an exception. |
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And even left wing Social Democrats were distrustful of the Communists. |
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But he wants to be seen as a part of contemporary music. He is distrustful of the street arts and its significance. |
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It dislikes rough treatment and it might become bashful and distrustful. |
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Blindly paternalistic in his dealings with his surly, distrustful charges, Wikus grins vapidly while his colleagues invade their homes and beat them if they resist. |
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How does an advertiser connect with a demographic that is all over the place, numbed by Christmas clutter, confused about competing offers and distrustful of cell phone providers? |
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Talk to a banker, and they'll tell you that utilitarian approach goes both ways: clients these days are distrustful and turn to banks simply to execute or to provide them with very situation-specific advice or services. |
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The more citizens are distrustful of their leaders, judges and civil servants, the more the exercise of freedom seems to threaten the cohesion of society. |
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In spite of such efforts, Moscow is distrustful of China there. |
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Some may become hostile or distrustful because change worries them. |
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Nevertheless, I am bound to say that in my opinion the text is still controversial, because it adopts an overly distrustful stance towards entrepreneurs restructuring their business or planning to do so. |
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Not for the first time in Rome's history, a triumvirate of mutually distrustful rulers proved unstable. |
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On one hand, this may lead civil society to become disinterested and distrustful with regard to its institutions that are perceived as having little credibility. |
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The two men in the hole heard this speech, and Haakon became distrustful of Kark, fearing he would kill him to claim the price. |
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Young women are cautious and distrustful of propagandizing. |
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Thus we learned that the Czechs are distrustful because of their communist past, the Turks are honourable and family-oriented, while the English are emotionally repressed and believe in fair-play! |
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Duncan's, Donald Trump's and Ben Carson's profoundly irresponsible and misleading rhetoric have successfully framed large populations of the West as distrustful or antipathic towards Muslims. |
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Many poor developing countries are increasingly distrustful and disillusioned with the initiatives of the rich developed countries, and this should make us stop and think. |
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Ever since the publication of the 15 June Declaration, inter-Korean relations, once confrontational and distrustful, had begun moving towards reconciliation and cooperation. |
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South Russian Ovcharkas are robust animals of above average size. Especially distrustful of strangers, these really very undemanding dogs find it easy to adapt to different climates and temperatures. |
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Impunity is still common, progress in the area of economic, social and cultural rights is slow, and Haitians remain distrustful of the political ruling class. |
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Employees describe Blavatnik as forbidding, distrustful, and hot-tempered. |
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The pain endured in every corner of our country made thousands of Chileans reticent, even more distrustful than in the past, hesitant to build hopes once again, hypercritical of anything proposed to face the future. |
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Since then, we have naturally become distrustful of any explanation provided by a minister on anything having to do with the so-called transparency of this centralizing government. |
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More distrustful and irritable than ever, in this section, this watchdog character was to be obsessed with the centauresque likeness of my four boys. |
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They were tolerated by officials because they had widespread support and were the link between elite male physicians and distrustful peasants who needed help. |
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