Sentence examples for most mistrust from inspiring English sources

Among Iraq's main opposition chiefs, Ayatollah Muhammad Bakr al-Hakim is the one administration officials regard with most mistrust.

According to Ethan Hawke, the film's narrator, an estimated 12 million Roma inhabit pockets of Europe and, despite migrating from India in the 12th and 13th centuries, continue to be the poorest, least educated and most mistrusted ethnic minority.

Most scholars mistrust rhetorical power, too.

Most publishers mistrust Amazon and think it is unnecessarily secretive.

Through the years the most abiding mistrust of this gov't.

In other words, what if for decades now, we have reflected, amplified, and shaped the mindsets, language, and mores of the managers and leaders that most people mistrust?

The idea was inspired in part by a poll in May that indicated most blacks mistrusted the state police, said Roger Shatzkin, a spokesman for Mr. Verniero.

But most non-Shias mistrust Hizbullah, want state authority strengthened and fear provoking Israel.

Connect to Today Todayy the relationship between India and Pakistan remains in a state of "visceral mistrust," most recently reinforced by the 2008 attacks in Mumbai.

On most issues the mistrust and even hostility that once characterized Washington's relations with Latin nations have been replaced by cooperation.

Consider corruption: "In most countries, the mistrust generated by corruption leads to disengagement from government institutions and the creation of relationship-based networks," he says.