Sentence examples for picture of mistrust from inspiring English sources

Jenna's testimony paints a picture of mistrust and suspicion sowed among the students by the leaders, urging them to tell on each others' misdemeanours or else be considered an "accessory" and face the same punishments.

The report also paints a picture of mistrust between United States and Indian officials, even as numerous warnings were issued from the CIA and the FBI that the attacks would be coming: In the 10 months before the attacks in November 2008, the FBI and CIA issued half a dozen increasingly urgent and specific warnings to Indian counterparts, according to Indian and U.S. officials.

The report painted a picture of a society filled with mistrust of major institutions.

Neither "La Terra Trema" nor "The Bicycle Thief" is exactly subtle in its politics: they paint a somber picture of a society ruled by exploitation, mistrust and an imperious bureaucratic state.

It is the sense of mistrust".

"There is a lot of mistrust.

Still, old habits of mistrust die hard.

You have a democracy of mistrust".

This is the media age of mistrust.

And a lot of mistrust is there, of the West.

"We've built on this base of mistrust," he said.