Sentence examples for persistent distrust of from inspiring English sources

Her persistent distrust of the government means she refuses to accept any assistance from it.

And you'll find them here, in Oates's attention to the claustrophobia of small towns and families, the warping influences of class and sex, the power and powerlessness of women, the persistent distrust of organized religion and of American mythologizing.

But it is also a measure of the persistent distrust between Iraqi Kurds and their Turkish neighbors that these men in blue berets are shrouded in deep suspicion these days.

Hofstadter identified in Progressives a distrust of large organizations, a strain of "persistent individualism".

Conditioned anxious distrust of dentists by DSM criteria would be a specific phobia, which is persistent fear in which an object or situation is avoided or endured with intense anxiety and significantly interferes with normal routines or relationships.

A distrust of the government".

Distrust of capitalism is widespread.

Distrust of America runs deep.

So did distrust of the official media.

One is growing distrust of financial assets.

Local distrust of national leaders runs deep.