Mistrusted Sentence Examples

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  • He mistrusted also his brothers Mowayyad and Mowaffaq, who had interceded for them.

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  • I should be a rogue to forfeit all my history and my traditions; and I should be a fool, because I should be hated by my own countrymen and mistrusted by yours."

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  • He hated eminent qualities in others, but gathered round him the most distinguished men of the state; at one time affectionate towards his friends, at another he mistrusted and put them to death.

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  • About 123132 Kamil led a confederacy of Ayyubite princes against the Seljuk Kaikobad into Asia Minor, but his allies mistrusted him and victory rested with Kaikobad (see SELJUKS).

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  • Some dealers deserve to be mistrusted, but frankly, they're blamed for everything, whether it's their fault or not.

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  • But the Gurkhas were mistrusted and their coin refused.

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  • We see a darker, more frustrated Harry who is mistrusted by a wizarding community reluctant to accept his word that Voldemort is back.

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  • In 1801 an Armenian merchant from Bagdad had appeared as the bearer of credentials from Napoleon, but his mission was mistrusted and came to nothing.

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  • At the same date died Pope Pius IX., who had long mistrusted him; and Leo XIII.

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  • This earned the enmity of the Royalist Marquis of Montrose who mistrusted Argyll.

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  • But the left was anyway deeply mistrusted - French Communists having been implicated in the colonial war.

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  • But every one of the allies mistrusted all the others; and the sole object of every satrap was to improve his condition and his personal power, and to make a favourable peace with the king, for which his neighbours and former allies had to pay the costs.

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  • He remembered how unfortunate for Saxony the former Polish connexion had been, and he mistrusted the attitude of Russia towards the proffered kingdom.

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  • Happily for Kaikobad, the princes mistrusted the power of the Egyptian, and it proved a difficult task to penetrate through the mountainous, well-fortified accesses to the interior of Asia Minor, so that the advantage rested with Kaikobad, who took Kharput, and for some time even held Harran, Ar-Roha and Rakka (1232).

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