Sentence examples for only mistrust from inspiring English sources

How can we build trust between the two countries?' There was only mistrust after 50 years".

The idea that Islam teaches its followers to lie and use treachery has become a popular (and false) meme that creates only mistrust and hatred between Muslims and their neighbors, and prevents true dialogue and reconciliation between people of faith.

State attempts to control preachers only increase mistrust of them.

There were no injuries, but the accident only fed mistrust of the nuclear industry.

If some remain sceptical, it is not only a mistrust borne of past industrial disasters.

That most of the web's content was western, with its threat of cultural subversion and dominion, only heightened mistrust.

Historians will never agree on what really happened between 1947 and 1948, and arguing over it only perpetuates mistrust and bad feelings between Arabs and Jews.

But each new bailout of old losers only feeds mistrust of the government and weakens public support for the even tougher decisions to come.

Nihon Keizai Shimbun, Japan's leading economic daily, said recently that while Ford conducted a highly effective public relations campaign that faulted the tires, "Bridgestone's 'silence' strategy failed in that it only bred mistrust in consumers and investors".

But most students, unlike their policy elders, have noticed that neoliberalism crashed and burned after the 2008 global banking crisis, and has been replaced by a bizarre mix of nasty rightwing populism (Brexit-and-all-that) and leftist social movements (the Corbynista Labour party?) united only by mistrust of global markets and global elites.

It tends to only reinforce mistrust, when the task facing the couple is to rebuild trust.