Sentence examples for do not mistrust from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Americans' taste for demagogues and moralizers shows that we do not mistrust all authority, but that we have a weakness for people who flatter our favorite prejudice: that we are a good people afflicted by a few foolish laws.

"I do care about Israel, and I don't mistrust Obama on Israel".

Anything you say should be kind, maybe a little vague so they don't mistrust you.

But Strahan made three basic points: he does not mistrust Giants' ownership; he does not feel his negotiations have affected the team; and he does not feel he should be called selfish.

Tormala: We don't necessarily mistrust confident experts, but sometimes we're more persuaded by experts who are not confident.

Please do not perpetuate a mistrust of them in vulnerable, confused people.

Sometimes negotiators are faced with the unenviable task of bargaining with a counterpart they don't like, mistrust, or even worse, think is evil.

Like Islamists across the Arab world who have refashioned themselves under new freedoms, Nahda says it looks to Turkey's mild-mannered ruling Islamists.But many of the three-quarters or so of Tunisians who do not consider themselves Islamist mistrust Nahda, many of them deeply.

The public may even mistrust politicians who do not have some aura of arrogance about them because it implies a lack of confidence in what they are doing.

In this cold, self-centered world, relationships between levels of the organization do not develop or develop with mistrust.

The military's leaders tend to lean Republican and often mistrust presidents who do not have any military service, as they initially did with Mr. Clinton.