Sentence examples for or mistrust from inspiring English sources

Misogyny is the hatred, dislike, or mistrust of women.

He wanted to "remove any apprehension or mistrust," and encourage an investment environment that was "easy, friendly and mutually beneficial".

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

9 The profound hatred or mistrust of corrupt wealth and the consequent adoration of lucky poverty could not have a better dramatic demonstration.

He said there had been "a general increase in dislike of or mistrust of government," running from "Watergate, secret bombing, Pentagon papers, Irangate, right through the current administration".

If a book had a wicked or meretricious message, we might reject or mistrust it, or in some way feel it to be subversive.

3 4 24 Ross and Mirowsky 14 reported that adults with childhood experience of parental divorce exhibit problems in interpersonal relationships, such as finding themselves in unhappy relationships or mistrusting people in general and reflecting difficulties in establishing secure attachment.

The motivations of non-government actors not only help determine which communities receive different types of assistance; they also create and reinforce institutions in communities that are either receptive or mistrusting of external assistance.

That you aren't in the grip of plagues or famine that may cause suffering to many, or have mistrust or separation in your family.

"The policing that's going on now encourages mistrust or distrust within the Muslim community.

Firstly, there was a widespread desire amongst Australian policymakers to keep defence expenditure low, while secondly there was a widespread mistrust or suspicion surrounding the idea of a large standing army.