Sentence examples for mistrust and fear from inspiring English sources

"For decades, our nations have been separated by mistrust and fear," he said.

After 30 minutes of mistrust and fear, he finally spilled out his story.

In turn, many Muslims have come to mistrust and fear the media.

"There is an overall atmosphere of tension, mistrust and fear," Ban said.

Another revolves around historical legacies of mistrust and fear towards religious-based social movements and political actors.

But in other social and sexual matters, too, Holyrood's members often show a mistrust, and fear, of their compatriots' views.

For 18 months, it has been paralyzed, a victim of mistrust, misunderstanding and fear.

Mistrust demoralizes and fear paralyzes, so they must be wrung out of tomorrow's management systems.

For too long we have been ruled by mistrust, cynicism and fear.

They told me that the constant stopping and questioning by the police led them to mistrust, doubt and fear the NYPD.

"In this light," Plomin and Asbury write, "causing an increase in heritability … can reasonably be seen as an achievement of which teachers and parents should be proud, rather than a sign of determinism to be mistrusted and feared".