Sentence examples for fed a mistrust from inspiring English sources

These tensions fed a mistrust that polarised the partnership.

It established mistrust, and it fed a belief, shared by inmates and guards, that the state was not about to accept responsibility for its actions.

American and European economic sanctions on Iran over the dispute, and Iran's defiance, have fed an atmosphere of increasingly tense confrontation and mistrust.

The mood of dislocation feeds a horror-film ambiance of queasy mistrust.

The gap between the public and the private rationale fed the mistrust which has since – amplified by the banking and MPs' expenses crises – fuelled the Brexit vote.

This seems unlikely – defenders have said this will never come to pass, although David Owen clearly thinks it is a possibility – but the EU's reluctance to allow open scrutiny of the deal only feeds suspicion and mistrust.

He was greeted by large crowds as he touched down in Nairobi before a giving a speech in which he said conflict fed "on fear, mistrust, and the despair born of poverty and frustration".

Among scientists there can be debate about how to best combat the superstition, fear, and mistrust that feeds an anti-science bias.

David Cameron's polemics against alleged spongers and layabouts are fed by a collective mistrust of anyone who depends on state handouts".

Though the wording was removed from a later version of the plan, it has fed mistrust of the UN and its perceived deference to the Syrian government's view of people living in areas not controlled by the regime.

There were no injuries, but the accident only fed mistrust of the nuclear industry.