distrustful of, in, about, at or for?
| I am deeply distrustful of undue speed. |
| He was deeply distrustful of the British. |
| But don't be too distrustful of The Beast. |
| The Chihuahua is watchful of strangers and distrustful of those he does not know. |
| More than ever, politics has become grounded in ideology and distrustful of fact. |
| Weasley was distrustful of Baron Hill, and the education they were receiving there. |
| Unions are not suicidal -- but they are distrustful of guys who claim bankruptcy and take bonuses for the Board. |
| Empiricism is supposed to urge that people be distrustful of authority and go out to look directly at the world. |
| As night descends, I become distrustful of cab drivers, strangers in elevators, and, really, the majority of men. |
| Those involved in prevention and intervention activities are often distrustful of the efforts of law enforcement. |
| They are cheerful and distrustful in their trading. |
| Over the past three years the relationship has become more strained, fraught, and distrustful in a number of realms. |
| Those that are distrustful in a public sense -- people can sense that they are so -- it doesn't engender much trust to follow someone you know doesn't trust you. |
| Distrustful in the past of the Soviet Union, Qaddafi is now calling for an ever closer alignment of Libya with Moscow -- a prospect that raises questions about the wisdom of U. |
| CreditSights ' weekly funding report said the ECB had effectively become the central clearer for the region's banks as lenders are increasingly distrustful about funding one another. |
| O'Mara also said the couple was stressed, fearful and distrustful at the time. |
| When my GP described my husband and me as ' excellent parents ', my anxiety reduced; although I still feel distrustful at times. |
| Right from the start, our immigrants from the Russian Empire arrived mad at Moscow, distrustful for usually good reason and inclined to stay that way. |
| Instead, they were simply unsure about Wildrose - not unsure in the active sense of being distrustful for any particular reason, they just didn't know a single thing about the local candidate. |
| Although I don't think he would ordinarily be a bad candidate, I am distrustful toward his fellow conservatives. |
| I'd not surprised she feels distrustful towards her legs. |