1.   Part of the ongoing cost of the error, in his view, is a pervasive distrust by Americans of the policies of their own government.

2.   Rather than feeling threatened, psychologically resilient adults are challenged by change and are generally free from pervasive distrust, cynicism and hostility.

3.   What is new is the pervasive distrust of our politicized national security leadership.

4.   But he echoed the pervasive national distrust of the U.S. government.