How to pronounce “mistrustful” in English

Go to work for a company, and then they find that people get laid off.So they've learned to be a bit mistrustful, a bit wary.And there are good reasons for that.

will another way of thinking and acting that doesn't just accept expertise is always having the final and the right answer and this takes a part uh part twocouple of parts one is just a kind of grassroot sensibility that mistrustful of authority very healthy mistrust andthen we have the rise of of sort of a movement against professionalism from within professional ranks and so I have a whole chunk of my book in there about

about Israel trying to push for more American engagement in a war that is in more in Israel's interest than in that of theUnited States. And I feel quite strongly that that Trump is also mistrustfulof what the Israelis are trying to get the Americans to do here. So, the relationship is solid, the integration

They're hardworking, they're smart, they want to do the right thing, they care about meaning, they care about balance in their lives.But fundamentally, I think they've become a bit of a mistrustful generation.And if you look at the reasons, I mean, they were told, buy a house.

And there are good reasons for that.So in some ways, we have an electorate that's mistrustful, that's a bit angry.And so the candidates speak to that.

to achieve at higher and higher levels, but give them ambiguous standards for evaluating their performance. The example is, "You're doing fine, but next time try harder." Thisleaves a child frustrated, without a sense of belonging, and mistrustful of society.I think that may be a little much, but. Moreover, there seems to be a snowball effect: Children react to the combination of positive evaluation, "You're doing well"