Sentence examples for not mistrust from inspiring English sources

Acutely aware of Pakistani sensitivities, Kerry insisted to a group of Pakistani journalists that the decision not to inform Pakistani leaders of the raid in advance had to do with operational secrecy, not mistrust.

But Strahan made three basic points: he does not mistrust Giants' ownership; he does not feel his negotiations have affected the team; and he does not feel he should be called selfish.

Perhaps Americans' taste for demagogues and moralizers shows that we do not mistrust all authority, but that we have a weakness for people who flatter our favorite prejudice: that we are a good people afflicted by a few foolish laws.

Beginning with poetry, Williams soon enough comes to the moral argument "generated" by Whitman's verse: "Morally, what he teaches is to be accepting, to be generous, unselfish; to refuse to reject anyone else's suffering, or pain, or joy either; to not fear sex, to revel in it, all of it, every permutation of it; to desire desire, to not mistrust the demands of the body..

When the researchers considered intervening factors such as socioeconomic status and health behaviors such as smoking and drinking, however, they found that those factors -- not mistrust and cynicism -- better explained why many curmudgeons died earlier.

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

Runners are respected, not mistrusted.

In fact he was serially misunderstood, if not mistrusted, for a long time.

The authors stressed that vaccines per se were not mistrusted, but the institutions delivering the vaccines.

"I do care about Israel, and I don't mistrust Obama on Israel".

It is setting up government so that reasonable people can't mistrust its motives, even when they see all.