Sentence examples for distrust of authorities from inspiring English sources

His music, Afrobeat, mingled funk, jazz, Nigerian rhythms and his deep distrust of authorities and politicians.

What is clear is that these programs worked to create a pervading sense of depression and anxiety throughout the Muslim and Arab American communities and a blanket distrust of authorities.

While newspaper reading may be a feasible indicator for use in prison, more obvious implications or barriers to civic engagement on the inside are conjured within heightened levels of distrust of authorities.

But the island's long history of bitter conflict, where atrocities were committed on all sides, has left many Cypriots with a deep distrust of authorities, and a deep fear of what might happen to them if they talk about abuses they saw and the people responsible.

Riley et al. (2001) described a high level of apprehension and distrust of authorities or any outsider from a different culture.

The report cites a "culture of silence" in reporting sexual violence cases due to factors such as distrust of authorities, lack of confidence in the judicial response and the fear of stigmatisation.

The distrust of authority is the key.

Suspicion and distrust of authority is deeply rooted in Iraq.

Working in foreign companies, he says, helps Poles shed their instinctive distrust of authority.

Chris A distrust of authority and an interest in drug-taking and free love.

Mr. Brown, on the other hand, has an instinctive distrust of authority.