Sentence examples for deepest distrust of from inspiring English sources

Sweden, Denmark, Luxembourg and Ireland - the four European countries with the deepest distrust of nuclear energy - want the I.A.E.A. to draft a new treaty requiring all countries to consult with their neighbors on the safety of nuclear plants they plan to build.

There is also a deep distrust of the political class.

The President's deep distrust of Ahmadinejad has strengthened his determination to confront Iran.

They shared an aversion to the classics and a deep distrust of convention.

Mr Powell wrote: "The President also showed deep distrust of Soviet motives.

"As I get older, I have developed a deep distrust of architectural theory," Alsop told me.

Naturally, the Cultural Revolution had given Wang a deep distrust of China's political system.

"There is a deep distrust of Erdogan," says one American official.

His mother Mary had a deep distrust of milkmen, so kept a cow in her backyard.

Frustration grows over U.S. policy toward Syria, Egypt and Palestine, along with deep distrust of Tehran.

"In Iran, there's a long history of deep distrust of the Russians," Hadian said.