Sentence examples for mood of distrust from inspiring English sources

A DARK mood of distrust has taken hold in France.

"There's a general mood of distrust and political cynicism.

We look forward to working with you in the future, and to mending this current mood of distrust and suspicion.

But they feed into a mood of distrust of the traditional media, both on the far right and the far left.

And, with no wisdom about what America means, he found his way to what America wanted, or perhaps what it craved in a mood of distrust.

Meanwhile, the Prince of Wales felt moved to make his disapproval of the whole enterprise known in a rival paper, the Daily Telegraph.European politicians have clearly picked up on this mood of distrust.

It's good to see a morally serious poet writing against poetry's prevailing and sometimes self-defeating mood of linguistic distrust.

Over the last year, with Miami-Dade schools struggling under the strain of state budget cuts and declining enrollment, Mr. Crew has increasingly come under fire, and a growing mood of racial distrust has also poisoned the debate surrounding his initiatives.

However, the "climate of distrust continued".

But polls show Spaniards are worried about the nation's problems, and the current mood is one of distrust of the powerful as the nation suffers the consequences of a long economic crisis and political corruption cases pile up in courts.

He also pressed the assembly to settle the drug measure and avoid jeopardizing trade talks in Mexico next month with a mood of "deadlock and distrust," according to delegates who attended the session.