| Certainly, the new commander was not troubled with Burnside's self-distrust. |
| But here he felt himself guilty of a self-distrust that was unworthy of him. |
| There is no trust without, complementary to it, self-distrust. |
| If he erred at all, it was by so painful a degree of self-distrust, that even the mildest censure would lead him to consider an indifferent action as a crime. |
| For, what he thinks is in his heart may be exaggerated by self-flattery, or darkened by morbid self-distrust. |
| There are no evidences of self-loathing, or even of self-distrust. |
