Quotes About Distrust

Mary Jordan did not die naturally. It was one of us, I think I know which one.

I don't know, I'm sure," said Mrs. Burch. She had said that three times already. Her natural distrust of foreign-looking gentlemen with black moustaches, wearing large fur-lined coats was not to be easily overcome.

Inside the room, the pall fear had fallen anew. Again, surreptitiously, they watched each other.

If you will forgive me for being personal—I do not like your face, M. Ratchett,' Poirot said.

La verità è che la maggior parte della gente, non esclusi i poliziotti, si fida troppo di questo mondo perverso. Crede troppo a quanto viene loro raccontato. Io no. Mi dispiace, ma io voglio sempre rendermi conto personalmente delle cose.

Oh yes," said Miss Marple fervently. "I always believe the worst. What is so sad is that one is usually justified in doing so.

I should hardly advise you to go too much by all I've told you. I'm a malicious creature.

I do really believe that, like so many liars, there is a real substratum of truth behind her lies.

Oh, doctors!" Inspector Slack looked contemptuous. "If you're going to believe doctors. Take out all your teeth—that's what they do nowadays—and then say they're very sorry, but all the time it was appendicitis. Doctors!

Put not your trust in princes or politicians, as the saying goes.

I couldn't have a good look at her because whenever I glanced in her direction I always found her staring at me with a kind of hungry stare that was a bit disconcerting to say the least of it.

Sarah said frowning: "I don't understand doctor Gerard. He seems to think - " "Something is rotten in the state of Denmark," quoted Poirot. "You see, I know your Shakespeare.

Of course she did not like the police," said Marcus. "Nobody likes the police. I do not like the police. But I have to stand well with them because of my hotel.

?nsanlar yalanlara gerçeklerden daha kolay inan?rlar.

Pero recuerde que en esta vida las cosas no son tan bonitas como parecen a primera vista.

Recuerde que en esta vida las cosas no son tan bonitas como parecen a primera vista.

From now on, it is our task to suspect each and every one amongst us

But I did see that her dislike of Mrs. Leidner might have made her succumb to the temptation of, well—putting the wind up her—to put it vulgarly. She might have hoped to frighten away Mrs. Leidner from the dig.

Ah, well, bad blood somewhere. Mind you, I like the rascal—but he's the kind who would murder his grandmother for a shilling or two quite cheerfully. No moral sense. Odd the way some people seem to be born without it.

We are all strangers to one another and that, in those circumstances, nobody can be exonerated without fullest proof. There is, as I have said, a devil among us.

His eyes were set rather close together and they had a way of shifting uneasily from side to side when he was embarrassed. He was inclined to be suspicious and slightly hostile.

He saw the alarm grow in the dark eyes. Mr. Dubois did not like the appearance of an inspector of the CID. He didn't like it at all.

So she's a liar too!" I said. "The cool way she answered you this morning about these same letters!

Women were the devil when they got their knife into you.