Sentence examples for mistrust about from inspiring English sources

They report a sense of foreboding and mistrust about the future.

Mistrust about the management of healthcare in this country is already dangerously high.

That confirmed longstanding American mistrust about Pakistani intentions — a poison that infects nearly every other aspect of the strained relationship.

Some of the exit poll results showed deep mistrust about Mr. Obama, a relatively rare finding in Democratic primary contests.

Most of us will admit to a creeping sense of mistrust about the technology we have come to rely on.

"How could I call the police?" Despite the mistrust, about a dozen players and some spectators showed up, and the match was surprisingly intense.

Two years after a tsunami and nuclear meltdown in Fukushima, Japan, the filmmaker Itai Keshet presents a documentary portrait of public fear, mistrust and suspicion about the safety of food.

Yahoo said withholding such information from the public "breeds mistrust and suspicion" about the US government.

Pima County Sheriff Clarence Dupnik, in whose jurisdiction the massacre took place, said that "the rhetoric about hatred, about mistrust of government, about paranoia of how government operates" has an "impact on people..

When asked about his comments from the day before, he replied, "I think that when the rhetoric about hatred, about mistrust of government, about paranoia of how government operates and to try to inflame the public on a daily basis, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, has impact on people especially who are unbalanced personalities to begin with".

Johnson repeated his criticisms of May's proposals for a post-Brexit Britain, warning that "Chequers is a cheat" and would "escalate the sense of mistrust" people have about politicians.