Mistrustful

They also reveal that Mr Bruton was mistrustful of the views of the Department of Foreign Affairs on the same issue.

Still, in the last year, as Mr. Trump has grown more mistrustful of his government, the sway held by Ms. Thomas and her group has increased.

Police Chief U. Renee Hall intervened and opened the floor to comment, much of it critical of the department and mistrustful of the committee's intensions.

Police Chief U. Renee Hall intervened and opened the floor to comment, which ended up being mostly critical of the department and mistrustful of the committee's intensions.

To make it a reality will require a handful of high-level champions with a clear vision and willingness to be an integrating force capable of bringing disparate and often mistrustful groups together around that vision.

But the process could be open-ended if North Korea and the United States, mistrustful of each other, haggle each step of the way, as they did then.

The past year’s surge of violence on BART has the transit board struggling to reconcile the need to increase policing with a population that’s mistrustful and even hostile towards law enforcement.

Character: Samuel tends to be a very mistrustful character.

Frederick Augustus was mistrustful of Prussia in view of the experiences of the spring and arguably disappointed as well by Austria's decision not to join the Coalition immediately, especially while the country was exposed as before to French domination.

Karloff himself in interviews suggested that Lugosi was initially mistrustful of him when they acted together, believing that the Englishman would attempt to upstage him.

Thieu, mistrustful and indecisive, remained president until 1975, having won a one-candidate election in 1971.

Whereas he was aloof and mistrustful before, he now becomes agreeable and tries hard to make friends.

Yet Sarnoff's affiliates were mistrustful of him.