Sentence examples for act of perfidy from inspiring English sources
Was it an act of perfidy – unelected Scottish politicians selling their country for English gold?
Perhaps that is why he later referred to North Korea's attack not as an act of perfidy or aggression but as one of stupidity.
Yet each spy, Mr. Bearden and other experts said, is different, each act of perfidy complex, nourished more often than not by multiple springs.
I'm pleased to say their efforts were largely appreciated, and the comment threads didn't run wild with the sound of wailing and gnashing of teeth at this act of perfidy.
One highlight of these Games was Shaunae Miller's dive in the four-hundred-metre finals to pass Allyson Felix, which, apparently, according to my Twitter feed, was an appalling and scandalous act of perfidy.
Last week, Federal District Judge Kurt Engelhardt issued a scathing 50-page opinion on the request for a new trial, calling the prosecutors' conduct acts of "perfidy" and "skulduggery" and noting that their false statements to the court might be "prosecuteable criminal conduct".
REBELS and TRAITORS are epithets too good for such monsters of perfidy and ingratitude.
To fall short of unconditional care is experienced as a kind of perfidy, a failure to be faithful.
Anyone can get outraged at an email accusing someone of perfidy, treason, dishonesty or failing to honour campaign promises.
What kind of society do we want after the era of perfidy?
Instead they are torn by undercurrents of factional suspicion and dissent, arguing over rumors, charges and countercharges of perfidy.
