Meanings of still distrustful in English

Menion followed suit, still distrustful of the Gnomes waiting up the trail.

Many are still distrustful of the Iranian government.

But Desmarets, still distrustful, strung him along in a state of constant suspense, demanding endless explanations, pointing out pitfalls.

Don Fadrique, still distrustful, drew off to a distance, and encamped for the night near the bridge of Cabillas.

She turned round, still distrustful.

Larry, still distrustful, noticed this, and he wished then that he had mentioned what he had seen that noon to the superintendent.

Data on Tuesday showed banks deposited a record high 452 billion euros at the ECB's overnight facility, apparently still distrustful of each other.

But Ignaty was still distrustful of Nikolay's memory, and reiterated all the instructions, words, and signs, and finally extended his hand to him, saying:

They were packing in, and we asked them to take our holdall as far as Rashka, for we were still distrustful of the ox carts.

Still distrustful of his companion, the bishop made himself comfortable and glanced around.

Still distrustful, she did as he suggested.

"Have you ever tried?" Mrs. Plinth enquired, still distrustful of Mrs. Roby's thoroughness.