Sentence examples for is not mistrust from inspiring English sources
Distrust is not mistrust or no-trust, the contradictory notion of trust.
Distrust is not mistrust, nor the opposite of trust, but a complimentary dimension that can enable doctors, nurses, managed care executives, and even governments who subsidize healthcare, to understand the specific and even positive role of distrust in patient doctor trust.
The authors stressed that vaccines per se were not mistrusted, but the institutions delivering the vaccines.
It is not to mistrust them but to express confidence in their vitality and their ability to stand up for French democracy.
"This is not out of mistrust of the parliament," he continued.
It is not simply that intellectuals mistrust his popularity.
Though your conspiracy theories subside whenever you are actually sick and invest in medicine that is not expired, your general mistrust of the pharmaceutical industry still blocks you from throwing out the bottle.
And the mistrust is not only directed at international responders — many locals don't trust the DRC government, either.
This is not the way to overcome mistrust between rich and poor nations," said Kim Carstensen, head of WWF Global Climate Initiative.
