betrayed造句怎么写

everything betrayed the most tranquil and peaceable habits.

A misunderstanding, a betrayed confidence, an unrepaid loan, an ill-conceived flirtation.

I think these children have betrayed their own conscience and therefore may subject themselves to social contempt and criticism.

Phileas Fogg was, indeed, exactitude personified, and this was betrayed even in the expression of his very hands and feet;

And truly the Son of man goeth, as it was determined: But woe unto that man by whom he is betrayed!

Watching "Iron Felix" sway in mid-air, Mr Kondaurov, who had served in the KGB since 1972, felt betrayed "by Gorbachev, by Yeltsin, by the impotent coup leaders".

But all the fighting in Kajaki is done by the marines, who dare not tell their Afghan Allies of their plans for fear of being betrayed to the Taliban.

Within a few years the brave man, John Githongo, is betrayed by the president, Mwai Kibaki, and by most of the big man’s closest colleagues, many of whom prove themselves to be patently corrupt.

Her strong local accent betrayed her hometown.

a serpent that has betrayed your brother

He has betrayed everyone who has trusted him.

Gatsby lived for one goal, only to be betrayed by the cruel world,

Having betrayed Peter, Mazeppa was anxious to link up with the Swedes before his treason was discovered.

And what should a betrayed wife do if she doesn't have the nerve or the money to hire a hit man to teach the cheater a lesson?

Yet he trembled, and turned to Hester with an expression of doubt and anxiety in his eyes, not the less evidently betrayed, that there was a feeble smile upon his lips.

The informer betrayed them to the police.

His accent betrayed the fact that he was foreign.

But before the operation could be carried out, Downey and Fecteau were betrayed by their contacts on the ground and flew straight into an ambush.

He betrayed his country.

Please don't feel betrayed when I say, among you, there isn't a single selfless person without a bias.

Simon the Zealot and Judas Iscariot, who betrayed him.

When we find somebody lying, we get angry, we feel we've been betrayed or violated or insulted in some way, and the liar is regarded as deceptive, deficient, morally at fault.