Sentence examples for a matter of distrust from inspiring English sources

"It's still a matter of distrust," he said.

Is it just a matter of distrust of new technology, or is it something deeper?

Arguably, it's a matter of distrust.

This was not simply elitism, a matter of some rich men distrusting the masses.

Unlike in England, where every  Andy Gray comment betrays the underlying assumption that all referees are essentially clueless or in Italy, where the men in the middle are distrusted as a matter of course, Germans expect 100% efficient, spot-on decisions, 100% of the time.

And as drones are becoming smaller and smaller, it is only a matter of time before feuding neighbors or distrusting spouses can spy on one another using this technology, a kind of Mr. and Mrs. Smith writ large.

For some, it is a matter of religious conviction; for others, it is driven by distrust of those they call the elites.

Today, Bitcoin is mostly just a matter of media speculation arising from the continuing financial turmoil and growing distrust in the global financial system.

In a sense, I distrust the notion of justice; it seems mostly a matter of retribution; of punishment.

By effectively designating the homicide a matter of "state security," the army only stoked conspiracy theories that further fueled distrust of the government.

A matter of days.