Sentence examples for mistrust dominated from inspiring English sources
Betrayal and mistrust dominated the headlines and shaped the fictional stories that transformed public concerns into popular entertainment.
Nearly all of the major ethnic and religious groups have fought one another, and politics continue to be dominated by mistrust, outside interference and combustible animosities.
Iranians have a longstanding and historic mistrust of U.S. motivations and a psyche dominated by conspiracy theory, making negotiating with this new advisor synonymous to dealing with John Bolton.
Chief of state: President Ezer Weizman Head of government: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Israeli-Palestinian relations again dominated the political agenda in 1998 as growing mistrust between the parties threatened the Oslo peace process launched in 1993.
Conservatives have dominated the battle over populist rhetoric so long that even Americans who mistrust it bring up "elitism" and the "common-sense values" of "ordinary people" -- as if they were objective realities instead of partisan talking points.
And the excruciatingly slow progress has deepened mistrust of her government here in the north, ground zero in the war between the separatist Tamil rebels and a government that is dominated by the Sinhalese majority.
The Pashtun tribes that dominate southern Afghanistan deeply mistrust the Northern Alliance forces, which consist mainly of ethnic Tajik and Uzbeks, so any attempts by the alliance to enter Kandahar could generate conflict among the opposition groups.
With friction and mistrust between American and Mexican law enforcement agencies growing, Mr. Obama suggested that the United States would no longer seek to dominate the security agenda.
Mistrust between the Tamil minority and the Sinhalese majority remains strong, and the campaign by the Tigers to consolidate their control of the areas they dominate is making everyone uneasy.
