| If no one knows what you really think and where you actually stand, they will end up instinctively distrusting you. |
| Such declarations will ultimately result in people distrusting political decision-makers and being indifferent to the real problems. |
| I kept glancing at the faces of the dead cautiously, distrusting my impressionability. |
| That is a considerable sea change for a nation whose tradition and culture have respected the rule of law whilst distrusting lawyers. |
| Glass touched his lips, and Giles drew back, distrusting it. |
| And that is why I say, yes, it is very much about distrusting women, specifically. |
