Sentence examples for mistrust nothing from inspiring English sources

Of the gnarled fingers, the scars, the old grief and mistrust — nothing could be seen.

"Of the gnarled fingers, the scars, the old grief and mistrust — nothing could be seen": this has the dynamic intermittence of actual thought.

Cycling is so mistrusted that nothing is taken at face value.

For a writer who increasingly mistrusts the metaphoric – nothing, in the final analysis as much as the first impression, is like anything other than itself – when it comes to the subject of my own books, and my attitude to them, I find myself mired in similitude.

The abrasive approach of Mr Tsipras and Mr Varoufakis since then may have played well at home, but abroad it has won Greece nothing but mistrust and scorn.This has had two results.

VHW 5 explains: " Unlike the old system, where most VHWs [village health workers] would be paid for things they had not done – not all of us, but some of us, would forge…This system is genuine – there is nothing like mistrust.

Mistrust of "mainstream media" is nothing new.

On the other hand, his energetic mediation has run aground on the hard realities of domestic politics in Israel and the Palestinian territories and a century of conflict between the parties, to say nothing of deep mistrust and mutual recrimination.

Dinklage plays her younger brother, Tyrion, whose short stature and keen intelligence have earned him nothing but scorn and mistrust from his elder sister.

You think that some donation from Saudi Arabia to Clinton Foundation is a reason enough to mistrust Hillary and yet you have nothing to say about his suggestion that Saudi Arabia should be allowed to have nuclear weapons!

Classical audiences tend to view music of the 20th century (to say nothing of the 21st) with mistrust.