Sentence examples for deepening distrust from inspiring English sources
Each side's actions reflected a deepening distrust that gets harder to repair with each clash.
The combination of his work with the underprivileged and his deepening distrust of techno-culture began to coalesce into the first stirrings of "Koyaanisqatsi".
But few of the players emerged from the process unchanged or unblemished, underscoring the uncharted territory of deepening distrust and polarization that now defines the American system.
Amid such privations, one of the few things that thrives now in Baghdad, at least, is a deepening distrust and anger toward the United States.
"Amid such privations," Banerjee writes, "one of the few things that thrives now in Baghdad, at least, is a deepening distrust and anger toward the United States".
Behind this effacement, there seems to lurk a deepening distrust in writing itself, a crisis of faith in the ability of words to either capture the essence of a life or else speak truthfully to its essenceless condition.
On Thursday, the shooting — along with the tense protests that preceded it — appeared to have deepened distrust between police and protesters here, after months of gradually diminishing tensions.
But as Emanuel enters his second term, critics say he has deepened distrust in City Hall through a string of scandals affecting his administration, a lack of transparency and his abrasive personal style.
Last week, the three main gauges posted their biggest percentage declines since April, as deepening investor distrust in corporate America and a pessimistic forecast from Intel dampened investor sentiment.
BAGHDAD — The brazen kidnapping and slaying of a Sunni sheik and eight members of his entourage in the Iraqi capital was met with outrage by Sunni politicians Saturday, deepening sectarian distrust and threatening to tear apart the country's fragile government.
Out of it came forty years of occupation, widespread illegal settlements, the intensification of Palestinian nationalism, terrorism, counterattacks, checkpoints, failed negotiations, uprisings, and ever-deepening distrust.
