And I find that sort of scary.

He was really a curious sight to be seen.

The Captain suspects nothing. You've done well, Captain.

He was looking at me rather suspiciously.

As a noun, it means uncertainty or confusion.

I'm very sorry, gentlemen, to make such an exhibition.

We have not communicated we have not negotiated mistrust and divisions have deepened.

But mistrust and misunderstanding prohibit us from working together more often.

Ongoing disputes between Russia and the European Union reflect this mutual distrust.

The Foreign Office follows this move... of the American government... with suspicion and dismay.

But uncertainty remains even about the date for that phase to begin.

When wars became futile, suspicion succeeded fighting.

That would result in both more protection and less suspicion.

The international community must lend its support in order to mend the situation, which is imbued with mistrust and antipathy.

The simplest things are complicated, and then destroyed, by this culture of suspicion and contempt.

Total mutual mistrust was essentially the international context in which they were prepared.

Images and realities of violence and human suffering have dominated Palestinian Israeli relations. Lack of trust has permeated that crucial relationship.

It's getting more and more fishy everyday, the Newspapers are attacking what they call The Dark World of the Internet , you may read Al Ahram Newspaper's article here .

Sixty years ago, the international community found within itself the strength and courage to rise above mutual mistrust, demands and accusations.

The mistrust among the parties, owing to the dismal record of the Serbs in honouring their commitments, requires strict monitoring and verification of the agreement.

However, the Ivorian leaders are yet to embrace the new path to peace and to bury their deep rooted mutual distrust and suspicion.

We are concerned about the destabilizing effect of the excessive accumulation of conventional weapons, which foment distrust between States and between regions.

Indeed, on closer inspection, it proves to be dubious, when not simply wrong.

These reports have led to the suspicion that North Korea may have an ulterior motive to disband NNSC.

Transparency in destabilized areas will foster mistrust, encourage an arms race and serve the arms trade, rather than building confidence.

We urge the Democratic People s Republic of Korea to continue negotiations in earnest and to comply with the International Atomic Energy Agency s safeguards agreement thereby avoiding suspicion and doubt.

Furthermore, the reckless build up of conventional weapons has not only devoured much needed resources, but also reinforced the atmosphere of mistrust and anxiety.

We count on their ability to overcome the old suspicion inherent in a world divided into blocs, suspicion that is now unjustified.

We believe that greater transparency in armaments can constitute a crucial confidence building measure with a view to diminishing and even eliminating suspicion among States.

In Act I Scene 1, right from the get go we are shown the level of distrust and hatred the members of the two families, the Capulets and Montagues, meet.

How can these people be so passionate about making sure that a plastic bottle has a second chance in life, or an aluminum can has a second chance, and yet, when my child gets in trouble and goes to prison, he doesn't get a second chance?

Even when rebranded as a rebalancing, America s eastward shift is inevitably met with suspicion by some Asian countries, particularly China.

When foreign companies get a deal that is too good to be true, there is often something underhanded going on. Around the world, oil and gas companies have themselves to blame too often, they have resisted calls for greater transparency.

The Director General of National Security may, however, issue permits to purchase and bear firearms, mainly for hunting purposes, to persons whose character is unassailable.

Following the dissipation of the distrust and hostility of the cold war era, the United Nations ought to be in a better position to respond to these needs.

The record level of abstention in the recent European Parliament elections is further proof of that growing cynicism and alienation.

A greater degree of transparency in military matters must result in increased confidence and diminished suspicion and miscalculations, thereby avoiding conflicts and disputes.

It is unfortunate that this process is moving slowly due to lingering distrust among some Governments, coupled with the difficulty of international organizations providing accurate monitoring.

Consequently a cloud of suspicion and hostility continues to hang over the security services, particularly in the townships, as a result of a general dissatisfaction with their performance and their previous role as enforcers of apartheid.

As the Security Council knows and as is normal in any situation of protracted conflict, such as that in Côte d'Ivoire deep seated mistrust among the Ivorian leaders continues to hamper the advance towards the resolution of the Ivorian crisis.

Just as Rome was not built in a day, mistrust between the two countries, which has lasted for nearly half a century, cannot be removed in one or two days.

In quantum mechanics, due to Heisenberg's uncertainty principle, an electron can never be at rest it must always have a non zero kinetic energy, a result not found in classical mechanics.

Transparency in armaments is a key element in efforts to reduce mistrust and miscalculation in the security environment, and an important component of cooperative security as advocated by the Foreign Minister of Australia.

However, considerable difficulties continue to hamper the attainment of that goal, for example, the lack of public health infrastructure and qualified health staff, the cost of medications and diagnostic tools and the persistence of mistrust and discrimination.

The Republic of Moldova and Georgia strive to establish a society in which every individual feels secure and protected and in which the State guarantees the protection of basic freedoms and liberties in a climate absent of fear or uncertainty.