100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "distrust"

Definition

The verb distrust means to have a lack of confidence in someone or something, feeling uncertain or suspicious about their intentions, reliability, or truthfulness.

Synonyms

• Mistrust
• Doubt
• Suspect
• Disbelieve
• Skepticism
• Distrustfulness
• Wariness
• Incredulity

Antonyms

• Trust
• Confidence
• Faith
• Belief
• Assurance
• Certainty
• Reliance

Examples

1. I distrust his motives in this business deal.
2. Many people distrust the government after recent scandals.
3. She learned to distrust anyone who made promises too easily.
4. The community began to distrust the safety of the water supply.
5. He distrusts anyone who speaks too highly of themselves.
6. They distrust the information coming from unreliable sources.
7. I can't help but distrust someone who avoids eye contact.
8. Over time, she began to distrust her own judgment.
9. It’s wise to distrust offers that seem too good to be true.
10. He distrusts the motives behind her sudden interest.
11. Many consumers distrust advertisements that exaggerate benefits.
12. After the betrayal, she found it hard to stop distrusting others.
13. The distrust between the two teams made cooperation difficult.
14. Some people distrust technology due to privacy concerns.
15. His history of lying caused her to distrust him completely.
16. She distrusted the advice given by the unqualified stranger.
17. I distrust anyone who avoids direct questions.
18. They distrust the new policies implemented by the administration.
19. I have learned to distrust my instincts in this situation.
20. The distrust was palpable between the rival factions.
21. She distrusts the accuracy of the statistics presented.
22. Many distrust the media's portrayal of events.
23. He has a tendency to distrust people who seem overly friendly.
24. I distrust the information shared on social media platforms.
25. Their past experiences caused them to distrust strangers.
26. The distrust in the room was thick as they discussed the issue.
27. She distrusted his ability to keep a secret.
28. He has learned to distrust quick fixes for complex problems.
29. The distrust between neighbors escalated into open conflict.
30. She distrusts the intentions of the new employee.
31. Many students distrust standardized testing methods.
32. He couldn’t shake the feeling of distrust towards his partner.
33. The distrust in the community often leads to misunderstandings.
34. She expressed her distrust in the effectiveness of the new law.
35. They distrust the motives behind the charity's fundraising efforts.
36. He always distrusts people who are overly enthusiastic.
37. I find it hard to distrust someone who has been honest with me.
38. She felt a sense of distrust creeping in during their conversation.
39. The distrust of outsiders has deep historical roots in this town.
40. He has a natural inclination to distrust authority figures.
41. Many citizens distrust the information provided by the police.
42. She didn't want to distrust her team but found it difficult.
43. The distrust among the partners was evident in their discussions.
44. He distrusts their ability to resolve conflicts amicably.
45. The public's distrust of the vaccine has led to lower uptake rates.
46. She couldn’t help but distrust the vague promises made.
47. The distrust grew as rumors spread through the office.
48. I distrust anyone who has too many secrets.
49. The distrust in the political system is at an all-time high.
50. He distrusts anyone who claims to have all the answers.
51. She learned to distrust her first impressions over time.
52. They distrust the reports that lack credible sources.
53. His past mistakes made her distrust his judgment.
54. Many distrust the motives of large corporations.
55. The distrust between the two families has lasted for generations.
56. He distrusts the new technology and prefers traditional methods.
57. The distrust in the financial sector has led to increased regulations.
58. She found it hard to distrust someone who had helped her before.
59. The constant lies made her distrust everything he said.
60. He distrusts the promises made in political campaigns.
61. The distrust between the two leaders hindered negotiations.
62. She has a right to distrust anyone who has let her down.
63. The distrust lingers even after the apology was made.
64. Many distrust the effectiveness of the new educational reforms.
65. I distrust the motives behind the sudden changes in leadership.
66. The distrust among team members led to poor collaboration.
67. He distrusts the advice of anyone trying to sell him something.
68. Her past experiences led her to distrust even well-meaning friends.
69. The distrust in the air was almost tangible during the meeting.
70. He couldn't help but distrust the stranger's intentions.
71. The distrust among the group hindered their progress.
72. She often distrusts compliments, questioning their sincerity.
73. The distrust in the system has led to protests and demands for change.
74. He learned to distrust quick solutions to complex issues.
75. Many people distrust the motives behind charitable organizations.
76. She has always chosen to distrust gossip rather than believe it.
77. The distrust in the negotiations was evident from the start.
78. He felt a growing distrust towards the media's portrayal of events.
79. I distrust anyone who is too good to be true.
80. The distrust in the workplace affected team morale.
81. She learned to distrust her instincts after being wrong too often.
82. The distrust between the two groups had roots in past grievances.
83. He has come to distrust the effectiveness of traditional methods.
84. The distrust shown by the audience was hard to ignore.
85. Many distrust the intentions of politicians during elections.
86. She distrusts people who try to rush her into decisions.
87. The distrust in the community has made collaboration difficult.
88. He often distrusts the advice of those who have ulterior motives.
89. The distrust between the teams led to a lack of cooperation.
90. She has learned to distrust unsolicited advice from strangers.
91. I distrust any news that lacks credible sources.
92. The distrust between the generations has created a divide.
93. He has a tendency to distrust people with hidden agendas.
94. The distrust in the room was palpable during the debate.
95. She felt compelled to distrust the overly optimistic predictions.
96. They distrust the information coming from anonymous sources.
97. I distrust anyone who avoids transparency in their dealings.
98. The distrust built over years cannot be easily erased.
99. She tried not to distrust her friends, but past experiences haunted her.
100. The distrust in the community has led to calls for reform.