Sentence examples similar to betray mistrust from inspiring English sources
In this, it betrays a deep mistrust of the "big four" British banks.
While NATO has significantly reduced its forces in Europe and shifted its focus to new threats like terrorism and weapons proliferation, Russian officials have said deployments like the one here betray a sense of mistrust.
India's leaders also mistrust General Musharraf, whom they believe betrayed India by plotting to sneak army regulars into the Kargil region of Indian Kashmir in 1999.
The mistrust stems from a feeling of being betrayed by Gen. Abdul-Fattah el-Sisi, who deposed Mr. Morsi after millions of people marched against the president's rule.
They often feel like they have been betrayed by the ones closest to them; this feeling of betrayal and mistrust shouldn't be taken lightly.
For the last 50 years, the Niger Delta's multibillion-dollar oil trade has been the cause of intense conflict, legal debates and deep mistrust between the big oil companies and local residents who feel betrayed by the Nigerian government for not profiting from the lucrative industry.
As more people came to mistrust authority, they became susceptible to stories about how good people like them were being betrayed by nefarious elites.
