Sentence examples for strong distrust from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush started his term loudly proclaiming his strong distrust of China.

That experience of totalitarianism led to a strong distrust of domineering public life.

Like many in Converse County, Mr. Gates expresses a strong distrust for Washington and elites in general.

Mr. Berlusconi is returning to the prime minister's seat at a time of low economic growth and strong distrust of politicians.

We put our faith in measurement and we developed a strong distrust of things intuitive, especially when it comes to our emotions.

Tory strategists also know that their party cannot automatically hoover up would-be Ukip votes because many of those people have a strong distrust of elites.

Some, especially some of the smaller ones, have a strong libertarian distrust of government.

This is also the view of most Iranian Jews in Tehrangeles, some 50,000 strong, who distrust the mullahs as much as, if not more than, my aunt does.

"This isn't to discount the very serious potential dangers posed by diffusion of military innovations into humanitarian practice … Nonetheless, we believe innovation is an important area for learning and a valuable space for constructive engagement and dialogue between two communities long known for their strong mutual distrust," Kaplan said.

They reveal how strong the distrust is between a number of Israeli opinion makers and the EU and we need to do something about it.

This anti-American third-world discourse was born in that era, and a tall and strong wall of distrust and suspicion was built between the two countries with the Iranian Revolution of 1979, the Hostage Crisis of 1979-1981, and the Iran-Iraq of 1980-1988 during which the United States supported Iraq.