Examples of using Distrustful in English and their translations into Italian
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His protruded face and twinkling distrustful eyes.
What have I ever done that's made you so distrustful?
Yet even my distrustful heart, cannot help but trust that spirit's prophecy.
It is also intolerant towards domestic opposition, distrustful of neighbouring countries
A paranoid, aggressive and distrustful man in his late forties, Bill lives alone in a heavily fortified town, laden with booby traps that include some captured Infected.
Many poor developing countries are increasingly distrustful and disillusioned with the initiatives of the rich developed countries,
Growing up an orphan, Perdita was independent, distrustful, and proud, but she is softened by love for Raymond,
Distrustful, the Canton government led by Wang Jingjei moved to Wuhan,
He has a very cynical and often mocking demeanor, partly because he is distrustful of others, but he can be very charming when the occasion demands it.
Herod, in fact, proved himself distrustful and preoccupied with the birth of a frail Child whom he thought of as a rival.
Twenty-somethings seem a bit less distrustful than older generations
This leaves the ego-mind feeling frustrated and somewhat distrustful, at least in those who are awakened to this reality.
He is harmless in the family, but can be distrustful of strangers, bright
Many good proletarians, who had their fingers burnt by the betrayal of socialists in 1914, became distrustful of leaders, whoever they might be.
Can a companion be so much zilja'ris/a that becomes very possessive and distrustful.
make societies distrustful faced with uncertainty
Distrustful of the fixed calm of the classical world,
as seems probable; that will be no reason for us to become less distrustful of her.
Only the orthodox Jews remained distrustful and openly disapproved of the enthusiasm shown by their brothers to the representative of revolutionary, lay and anti-religious France.
who were distrustful of the Irish, who increasingly dominated the American Catholic Church.
