Sentence examples for Don't mistrust from inspiring English sources

"I do care about Israel, and I don't mistrust Obama on Israel".

Anything you say should be kind, maybe a little vague so they don't mistrust you.

Perhaps Americans' taste for demagogues and moralizers shows that we do not mistrust all authority, but that we have a weakness for people who flatter our favorite prejudice: that we are a good people afflicted by a few foolish laws.

But Strahan made three basic points: he does not mistrust Giants' ownership; he does not feel his negotiations have affected the team; and he does not feel he should be called selfish.

Tormala: We don't necessarily mistrust confident experts, but sometimes we're more persuaded by experts who are not confident.

Sometimes negotiators are faced with the unenviable task of bargaining with a counterpart they don't like, mistrust, or even worse, think is evil.

I don't think you can mistrust his other judgments".

Even if you don't believe in karma, mistrusting people isn't pragmatic.

He says, "It is not just that economists don't value clear writing, they mistrust it" but I take it as an unvarnished and genuine compliment rather than the backhanded one, which academics sometimes mean by it, so I appreciate it.

Which isn't to say that all kinds of conflict and mistrust don't exist between those who identify themselves as white and those who identify themselves as black.

Americans don't need any more reasons to mistrust Washington.