Sample Sentences formistrust (auto-selected)
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After hearing three different versions of the story, she began to mistrust his excuses.mistrust = not trust (not believe)
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Years of broken promises taught the team to mistrust anything he said.mistrust = not trust
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To be mistrusted, denied, questioned like a—† (source)
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I realized that I mistrusted apologies, as they were often used to convince you to lower your guard.† (source)
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She ...well, she has her reasons for mistrusting me.† (source)
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Will I forever, from now on, be jaded and mistrusting and negative?† (source)
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Sometimes I mistrust he's just telling tales to an old woman.† (source)
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And he did not want to be mistrusted now.† (source)
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More and more, mistrusting his interpreters, he tries to speak in Kikongo.† (source)
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Your history is quite a romance, and the world, which delights in romances in yellow covers, strangely mistrusts those which are bound in living parchment, even though they be gilded like yourself.† (source)
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The feelings of mistrust and fear are obvious.† (source)
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I might add that werewolves are so mistrusted by most of our kind that his support will count for very little — and the fact that he and Sirius are old friends —† (source)
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Not that I am mistrusting.† (source)
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It is true that the world cannot get on without me; but it never gives me credit for that: in its heart it mistrusts and hates me.† (source)
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But then the doubt vanished—this was about mistrust.† (source)
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Dany had no agents, no way of knowing what anyone was doing or thinking across the narrow sea, but she mistrusted Illyrio's sweet words as she mistrusted everything about Illyrio.† (source)
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