Sentence examples for there was distrust from inspiring English sources

Because there was distrust among blacks, prosecutors said they first tried to solve the Allen case, hoping that witnesses would then come forward to identify Officer Schaad's killer.

There was distrust [among] them, clearly the Allies were at their door, and Hitler was detached from what was going on.

It was felt that a written prescription for physical activity can be significant for the patient, but there was distrust about the potential of PAP to make a difference.

Within banks themselves, there is distrust.

There is distrust on both sides.

There is distrust enough already over the issue of headscarves.

BETTMAN: I reject the notion that there's distrust.

"There is distrust and that distrust has grown greater," Mr. Greidanus said.

But there is distrust of Nigeria's military, which many believe is infiltrated by Boko Haram at the highest levels.

"In my experience, there is distrust in the Muslim community toward what are often called political trials," he said.

In some areas there is distrust of western medical centres and that then fuels potential transmission," she said.