Sentence examples for no mistrust from inspiring English sources

Luanda insists there is "no mistrust between the people here", but in the next breath says "many Tutsis have left Kitchanga even though there is no fighting here now.

Since there's no meanness, no mistrust, between Nico and Rosie, they succeed against the odds, finding the cure to his "deathgold" and turning him back into flesh and blood – hoorah!

With Sonny, there was no mistrust or judgment.

The players no longer mistrust one another".

It seems that the much heralded peace talks, which the United Nations and African Union have invested deeply in as a way to end the bloodshed in Darfur, are facing steep odds — dogged by no-shows, mistrust and a degree of chaos that is akin to the free-for-all that Darfur's conflict has degenerated into.

When the money runs out, a rising state, which Smith described as "cheerful," gives way to a declining, "melancholy" one: promises can no longer be met, mistrust spreads and markets malfunction.

The betrayal gave me an unwanted gift of mistrust, I no longer felt I could trust anyone not even myself.

Distrust is not mistrust or no-trust, the contradictory notion of trust.

So there is no predisposition to mistrust a newcomer because of his background.

If a client doesn't like something, I can change it immediately, and no misunderstanding or mistrust is created.

In sworn testimony, both Katz and Friedman said they had no reason to mistrust Madoff, with whom they had invested for many years, and that as a result, as Friedman said in a deposition, "We didn't see any need and the cost was very high".