Sentence examples for distrust of outsiders from inspiring English sources

Overcoming their distrust of outsiders was his real feat.

He plays on the popular distrust of outsiders coming in to run the krai.

Like them, they go in for hunting, gratuitous theft and aggressive distrust of outsiders.

The friction between them highlighted a problem beyond a distrust of outsiders: the fractured nature of American health care.

In addition, a distrust of outsiders that was baked into the state by the experience of farmers could be reawakened.

The human spy components of the C.I.A. live in a cocoon of secrecy that breeds distrust of outsiders.

He tapped into the city's reservoir of distrust for outsiders -- a vestige of lingering civic resentment by many longtime residents for those who abandoned the city after the riots -- and was able to portray Mr. Booker as an opportunistic carpetbagger, even though Mr. Booker's roots stretched no farther than Bergen County.

In the literature on M-RD, it has been emphasized how linguistic, cultural, and gender differences, along with the high turnover of detainees, the distrust towards outsiders, and the high levels of suffering and anguish for the future constitute critical challenges for the scholars who wish to build trust relationships with detained migrants [ 30, 82, 94].

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

We are still not clear as to the origin of these accusations, but believe they were simply a result of misunderstandings around the nature of research, and fear and distrust toward outsiders (as our local research staff reported anecdotes of children having disappeared from schools and a general fear of Satanistic activities).

He brought in a rather larger cadre of outsiders and was notorious for distrusting Bank staff.