| The south instinctively favours big government and mistrusts private initiative. With each passing year, the socio-economic gap widens. |
| The guerrilla groups mistrust the government, the government mistrusts the guerrillas, and civil society mistrusts both of them. |
| Is it because they see it as a form of social welfare and this is a government that mistrusts social welfare? |
| I find it hard to imagine the government would have a minister of science who mistrusts scientific discovery and traditions. |
| A man who loves the company of children and mistrusts the state has found the right job. |
| Lorna is a human being with her own paradoxes, a woman who mistrusts everybody but learns to have faith at a certain point. |
