| Often they're instinctively distrustful and expect to be taken advantage of financially. |
| Post workers were angry with management and distrustful of the union leadership. |
| Sections of the anti-abortion movement are extremely distrustful of politicians. |
| Although he used to fraternize with other hotel residents, a series of bad experiences ultimately made him distrustful of the people nearby. |
| Johnson smirked in a manner that's typical of a player who's cynical and distrustful of a new head coach. |
| Even people who are normally, and understandably, distrustful of cops should put their survival first. |
