Sentence examples for treated with mistrust from inspiring English sources

Visitors of certain ethnicities and nationalities, especially Arabs and people from Muslim countries, were increasingly treated with mistrust by American immigration officials.

DB They're treated with mistrust by financiers quite often; it's not until they see a creative come on board - a writer or a director - that they believe the project is real.

In another case reported to Veiszadeh, a senior person within the police force has complained about being treated with mistrust and being given the impression he is "too close to the crooks" to be promoted any further.

Some Britons claim Polish people are taking their jobs, but the Poles say they were welcomed at first as cheap labour, then treated with mistrust when they took on better jobs and homes.

Being Hispanic, my wife and I are used to being treated with mistrust, but that night made us aware of the serious problems that Muslims face in our country.

Public occasions were treated with mistrust and from the later seventeenth century there were efforts by kirk sessions to stamp out activities such as well-dressing, bonfires, guising, penny weddings and dancing.

The US is usually configured in terms of a culture clash between either north and south (Yankees v Confederates) or east and west (New York v California): the vast American Midwest, patronisingly portrayed as the home to bumpkins with straw between their teeth, is treated with disdain or mistrust.

The US is usually configured in terms of a culture clash between either north and south (Yankees v Confederates) or east and west (New York v California): the vast American Midwest, patronisingly portrayed as the home to bumpkins with straw between their teeth, is treated with disdain or mistrust.

I sensitized women on nutrition related issues, maternal health and HIV testing, but the community treated me with mistrust… the situation was even worse with men," explains Susan.

If you treat someone with mistrust, he will come back to you with more mistrust and more skepticism, and this will make the problem more difficult".

Yet, Mr Putin does not care much for Mr Yanukovych, whom he mistrusts and treats with contempt.