Sentence examples for spark distrust from inspiring English sources

They discover that Hermeien is trying to use the Conqueror and Wagram to spark distrust in the people for Remnants and the city-states' ability to control them, so that he can then use Irina and her power to prop himself up as supreme ruler.

There had been a burial that day, and her appearance afterward sparked distrust among the men.

What is it about numerical data that sparks such distrust in people?

Mohammed Khaliel, a community activist in High Wycombe who sits on independent advisory panels for police forces including the Metropolitan police, thinks a lack of understanding of Islam and an increased suspicion of Muslims in general means normal religious practices are enough to spark fear and distrust.

He viewed the Oxbridge colleges as seats of privilege, prejudice and idleness, and his Oxford experience left him with a deep distrust of oaths and sparked a general antipathy toward the Anglican establishment (2011, 35 40).

Reflecting the mutual climate of distrust and racialist policies in both Singapore and Malaysia (in Singapore, the policies allegedly being pro-Chinese), Lee Kuan Yew sparked another debate in September on the role of Malay primacy in Malaysian politics, stating that the Chinese had been "systematically marginalised" in both Malaysia and Indonesia.

Distrust your distrust.

But mutual distrust prevails.

"There is maybe distrust.

It bred chronic distrust.

The distrust remains strong.