Sentence examples for a certain distrust from inspiring English sources

But some in the Bush administration, harboring a certain distrust of the council, suspect its members of trying to disrupt any transition, and hoping to stay in power.

Because of rapid industrialization and urbanization, as well as a certain distrust of rural conservatism during the years of communist rule, Poland's traditional folk culture has been seriously undermined since World War II.

However, he was not impressed by Marx's call to revolution; he was a founder of the Fabian society, and the historic Fabian essays gave their readers "a sense of socialism" diluted by "a certain distrust of the masses".

SHOW-BUSINESS professionals tend to regard stage-struck academics with a certain distrust, but the industrious Mary Zimmerman manages to juggle a full-time professorship of performance studies at Northwestern University in Evanston, Ill., with a nonstop career as a director.

According to Flaherty, the framers wanted to "filter the electorate" because they had a certain distrust of direct democracy.

Particularly Muslim parents of the first generation transfer a certain distrust towards their environment (Pels et al. 2009), but there is insufficient knowledge about the influence of this distrust on youngsters.

In the example that follows, there is a certain level of distrust that students show in the level of competence and expertise that teachers occasionally display.

Regarding participation in national or even provincial government decision making, it was found that while there was a certain level of distrust, many Emae islanders felt that government agencies were beginning to accept the importance of community input.

"There is a certain level of distrust from a good portion of the international investing community," says Derrick. "They think the Russian market is a commodity-trading vehicle, not a long-term investing vehicle".

Most large companies are either state-owned, or partially state-owned, and there is a certain degree of distrust between private and public sectors resulting in the government taking a very security-conscious approach, according to Mr Tsegaye.

But I want to make it clear that even well-intentioned officers may be socially programmed towards a certain level of distrust of black men.