Meanings of general mistrust in English

Another challenge is the general mistrust of insurance companies among rural communities, he added.

If this expressed general mistrust, he ought, three days afterward, to have been reassured.

We have come to accept general mistrust as normal simply because some people are untrustworthy.

Neither Bailly nor Lafayette escaped the general mistrust.

But general mistrust was alive in every bosom, and disorders still continued to a frightful extent, even in the provinces.

He was regarded with general mistrust; even James, the Lord's brother, the first bishop of Jerusalem, would hold no communion with him.

The financial crisis and credit crunch have dried up liquidity and created general mistrust among banks, leading some of Russia's smaller institutions to fail.