Sentence examples for a persistent mistrust of from inspiring English sources

Maybe it's a fear of impermanence, or a persistent mistrust of the wisdom of others, but no one advertises for himself quite like Mr. West.

"The politics of election year in both countries are slowing down the resolution of admittedly vexed issues in an environment of persistent mistrust," said Maleeha Lodhi, a former Pakistani ambassador to Washington.

Brittany Spanos of The Village Voice described the song as a "grown up version" of "If I Were a Boy" with lyrics about "persistent mistrust".

A persistent theme of "Drama" is deception.

I am a persistent feeling of emptiness.

Many American pilots harbor a deep mistrust of management.

Immigration has become entangled with a general mistrust of politicians, intensified by scandals over expense claims.

"Among certain sections of society, there is a deep mistrust of converts," she said.

But this is allied to a deep mistrust of government and the public sector.

You wind up with a deep mistrust of the app that's hard to shake.

Except in Germany: there a deep mistrust of the musical past lingers.