Sentence examples for basically mistrust from inspiring English sources
"Right now, he's appealing to the hard-core conservatives who basically mistrust the Democrats and the media — all the actors he's criticizing," said Susan J. Carroll, senior scholar at the Center for American Women and Politics at Rutgers University.
The government has basically mistrusted competition, and we are paying the price for that now".
One future will be greater conflict, greater tension, greater mistrust — basically, more of the same as we had in the past.
There's not enough evidence to keep them behind desks, says the regulator of AC-12 (basically everyone is investigating everyone – the mistrust and rot runs deep).
Basically, they're two populations who mistrust Arabs, who have hankered for an ethnic homeland as a response to oppression.
This bred a mistrust of society in the young Alejandro, who dabbled in anarchism and miming before basically inventing the cinematic freak-out with films like El Topo, The Holy Mountain, and Santa Sangre.
