Sentence examples similar to betray a difficulty from inspiring English sources

But betray a friend?

Skid marks may betray a speeder.

Such treatment strategies were invented in 1964 and betray a strong influence of biomedical thinking.

Yet the move by Coates's publisher seems to betray a worry that there is something fleeting or merely fashionable here, that even a writer with the reach and talent of Coates may have difficulty retaining his appeal.

Investors worry these figures betray a deeper strategic problem.

But they also betray a certain lack of stoicism.

"Why did Blair betray a friend?

"He doesn't betray a lot.

Asian expressions of frustration with the EU often seem to betray an impatience with the pace of European integration that ignores the difficulty of the process.

Never betray an inward sense of defeat".

To betray the difficulty and challenge of good art by patronising or popularising is to deny audiences the liberating experience it can offer.