Distrusts

Sanemi hates demons with such a passion that he advocates for Tanjiro and Nezuko's execution and distrusts Nezuko to the point of stabbing her multiple times with his sword.

Unlike most leading-man archetypes that anchor these kinds of stories — the strong silent type or the swaggering rebel who distrusts authority — Joe is decidedly ordinary, sometimes even mediocre, in terms of job performance and personality.

But Lammy’s other problem is that he also has to answer to a British public that and distrusts Trump—and could see an apology as a sign of weakness or appeasement.

Ed and Roy will rib each other and share mutual frustration in the manga and "Brotherhood," but here, Ed actively distrusts and resents Roy.

He distrusts the U.S. military, not least because senior officers and appointees thwarted his efforts to use the armed forces for his own political purposes.

Last week's found that roughly two-thirds of the country distrusts Trump on the pandemic, an issue on which Biden consistently outpolls him.

That sad development also sowed seeds of ethnic distrusts that is still germinating in spite of the ‘No Victor, No Vanquished’ end of war proclamation of the then government headed by General Yabuku Gowon (rtd).

Because the IC distrusts Trump, its investigation of Trump’s connections to Russia is therefore illegitimate.

These days, more than 60% of the public distrusts electoral institutions in the country, which also include the court that rules on fraud allegations, according to a (link in Spanish) by the federal statistics agency.

McManus, 65–66; Willson distrusts Moysie's version and prefers a Danish narrative whereby James enters Oslo in state with heralds, observing the diplomatic niceties in full.

Since the narrator’s wife shares his love of animals, he likely thinks of her as another pet, seeing as he distrusts and dislikes humans.