Sentence examples for mistrust and hostility from inspiring English sources

The mistrust and hostility that has so colored the Russian-Polish relationship spans centuries.

This view guides couples away from the mistrust and hostility that destroys marital bonds.

The Meiji rulers outlawed discrimination against the buraku in 1871, but mistrust and hostility continue.

To that point, my "note" had only built up the atmosphere of mistrust and hostility between Hindus and Muslims.

For over a decade, Australian Muslims have had to live through a climate of mistrust and hostility.

The resulting conversations, uploaded as episodes 1-3 of "The Messy Truth," offer a warning to a nation beset by bitterness, mistrust, and hostility.

Considering the front line's overwhelming mistrust of and hostility toward the corporate center, that practice is strange.

In the meantime, the Democrats used their attacks to expose what they say is the bill's tone of pervasive mistrust of, and hostility toward, the scientific community.

On most issues the mistrust and even hostility that once characterized Washington's relations with Latin nations have been replaced by cooperation.

Even leaving aside the perennial distraction of Myanmar, a repressive military dictatorship that Western allies find hard to sit down with, mutual mistrust and outright hostility between countries make a mockery of ASEAN's encomiums on unity.

This is the kind of mistrust and unrelenting hostility that Christopher R. Hill, the American assistant secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific affairs, will face when he crosses the inter-Korean border on Wednesday to try to persuade North Korea to stop its efforts to reactivate its nuclear weapons complex.