Sentence examples for general mistrust from inspiring English sources

There is little comfort for politicians, by contrast, since – Ipsos says – the young generation are very much "in the pack" with all other cohorts, in their general mistrust of parliamentarians.

Our general mistrust threatens the very engine of our prosperity.

Immigration has become entangled with a general mistrust of politicians, intensified by scandals over expense claims.

(He declined to give his surname owing to his "general mistrust of the media").

General mistrust in government has affected the reputation of the police and judiciary, too.

Jewish leaders in Iran have harshly criticized the televised confessions as fostering general mistrust of Jews.

Even with a large number of new investments, there is still a noticeable sense of general public mistrust in wind energy.

Given the tepid relations between the two countries and general U.S. mistrust of China in general, I suspect that the Obama campaign won't be reaching out to press to let everyone know about the endorsement.

But the main reason is a general cynicism and mistrust of the political class.

India's leaders also mistrust General Musharraf, whom they believe betrayed India by plotting to sneak army regulars into the Kargil region of Indian Kashmir in 1999.

"There exists a general feeling of mistrust that special deals are being made with land developers to benefit a select few as permits are influenced by an appointed commission, not by duly elected representatives," he said.