a healthy distrust造句

• Americans have a healthy distrust of government.
• Yes, i have a healthy distrust of Monsanto as a company based on its history.
• Since the founding of our nation, citizens have expressed a healthy distrust of a powerful, centralized government.
• Whereas bad skepticism presumes the impossibility of understanding, good skepticism encourages a healthy distrust of language and systematization.
• He and the first lady, from all accounts, public and private, have more than a healthy distrust.
• Adama's experiences with the Cylons left him with a healthy distrust of sophisticated computer systems and heavy automation.
• We are left with a healthy distrust for the great American dream machine, the shapers of our informational cocoon and molders of our identities.
• ""'Slow Down Gandhi "'" is a single by rapper Sage Francis from his second album A Healthy Distrust.
• Instead, the mood around the revived investigation has shifted from a healthy distrust to a menacing disgust _ and one that now threatens to undermine the integrity of the probe.
• Louis Farrakhan's latest visit to Libya demonstrates one of the few things he and Libya's Col . Moammar Gadhafi share : a healthy distrust of the U . S . government.
• A wise-cracking, street-smart New Yorker with a healthy distrust of appearances, he digs away, both literally and metaphorically, until he unearths the mystery of Plum Island and the real story behind the deaths of the Gordons.
• Much has been made of the fact that he is the first president to possess an MBA degree, but the avalanche of biography during the campaign made it clear that already as an undergraduate at Yale University, he had developed a healthy distrust of experts.
• And Rev . Ivan Stang remarked : " To write entertainingly for'nonkooks'about so-called kooks, crackpots, and possible visionaries requires walking a tightrope between tolerant understanding of'outsider'psychology and graceful sarcasm, balancing both a solid grounding in the mainstream scientific paradigm, and a healthy distrust of the status quo ."
• By all accounts, Gage appeared to be a fair administrator, respecting people's lives and property, although he had a healthy distrust of the landowning Treaty of Paris, Gage began lobbying for another posting, as he was " very much [ tired ] of this cursed Climate, and I must be bribed very high to stay here any longer ".