Sentence examples for backdrop of distrust from inspiring English sources
But they take place against a backdrop of distrust.
His launch speech featured a defence of Social Security and Medicare, two government programmes for the old which many Republicans would like to reform (ie, restrain).The Republican campaign unfolds against a backdrop of intense distrust of Mr Obama among conservatives.
This is the simmering climate of distrust that forms the backdrop to any new dispute, like that involving Taylor Swift: a point made by U2's frontman Bono when he appeared at the Web Summit conference.
Set just as the Great War is ending, The Given Day depicts the lives of two families – one white, one black – against the backdrop of a Boston teeming with racial distrust, radical factions, lunatic fringes, disgruntled police and an establishment fearful for its future.
"Rituals of distrust," I said.
It is born of distrust and frustration.
The legacy of distrust is too strong.
They have a long legacy of distrust".
My main impression of Younes was one of distrust.
Philistinism often comes with a side order of distrust.
He won the election but planted the seeds of distrust.
