Sentence examples for many mistrust from inspiring English sources

In the same way, Spot Us hopes to empower citizens to be part of a newsgathering enterprise that, polls show, many mistrust and regard as both biased and elitist.

They were sent to government buildings, schools and other temporary shelters, though many mistrusted the plans and stayed behind in the camps.

But many voters mistrust him.

Even so, many scientists mistrust them.

But these have failed, and anyway many separatists mistrust him.

Many ministers mistrust the Sunnis, and the most extreme Shia militiamen label them all as IS.

Many Greeks mistrust their elected leadership and believe that a failed political class is playing with fire.

Another is an old problem that may have grown more acute after recent scams and frauds: Many people mistrust these documents, which give unbridled power to your agent.

Many evangelicals mistrust his Mormon faith, and small-government conservatives loathe the universal health coverage mandate he enacted in Massachusetts — a state-level variant of President Obama's sweeping health care law.

But Bush also has among the highest unfavourable ratings of any candidate (47%), many conservatives mistrust him, and he makes too many gaffes for a man considered a serious contender for president.

— Melissa Clark The New York Times: A video documentary: the devastating effects of the 2011 earthquake, tsunami and nuclear meltdown in Japan have led to an aftermath of fear: many Japanese mistrust the government's reassurances about the safety of food, including seafood, outside the evacuation zone in Fukushima.