I feel that you've betrayed a trust.
EVERY time I've tried to describe what I think about acting, I feel like I've betrayed a trust, or ratted on a friend, or worse, sounded pretentious.
Fraser says the bill should focus on criminalizing "the guilty mind: somebody who knew, somebody who was in fact betraying a trust.
But to be irrational with other people's money, particularly where public safety is the issue, is to be irresponsible, to betray an essential trust.
To neglect or abandon such a dog is to betray a relation of trust.
"The FDA has let the American people down and, sadly, betrayed a public trust," he told Congress in November.
"He betrayed a public trust," Mr. Jongbloed said, "and now he'll have a long time to think about it".
Putnam betrayed a holy trust that it was supposed to guard zealously -- its fiduciary duty to clients.
By being more interested in getting new drugs to market than scrutinising their safety, Dr Graham believed "the FDA has let the American people down, and sadly, betrayed a public trust".In this week's Lancet, Dr Graham has published the research that prompted his congressional comments.
But he said at a news conference later that he would never have betrayed a public trust that he said he had worked more than 30 years to build, as state legislator, lieutenant governor, secretary of state and, from 1999 to last January, governor.
