Significats de deeply distrustful en anglès

Southerners, many of whom remain deeply distrustful of their former civil war foes, are expected to favour separation.

Generation K is deeply distrustful of establishment institutions and, if anything, sees them as another source of anxiety.

Heseltine admits he was deeply distrustful of the "charm" of David Frost, which made interviewees relax.

The nuclear-armed nations have fought three wars since they became free nations in 1947, and remain deeply distrustful of each other.

He commented that Putin was afraid of Ivanov, deeply distrustful, and that he needed a weaker figure to succeed him instead.

He had no idea of that, but in spite of his ignorance he was deeply distrustful of both father and son.

Tech-savvy and still deeply distrustful of officialdom 25 years after the end of communism, many Romanians are unfazed by warnings about the cryptocurrency.

Many southerners, who remain deeply distrustful of their former civil war foes, are expected to choose separation in the vote, due in January 2011.

Critics say the new investigation amounts to a politically-motivated effort to discredit the centrist opposition and rally a conservative electorate deeply distrustful of Russia.

Modern parents remember what it's like to be a teenager: insecure, vulnerable, influenced by peers, hungry for adult pursuits while deeply distrustful of adults themselves.

The Brobdingnags, huge of stature, sinister of aspect, deeply distrustful of the rites in which they were about to participate, closed in about their teacher.