Sentence examples for betray a weakness from inspiring English sources
Is the proliferation of so many names, variations of names, and nicknames really necessary, or does it betray a weakness of the storytelling and a misguided attempt to lend local colour?
Granted complete access to La Russa and the team, Bissinger has studied closely, but he betrays a weakness for platitude and for odd turns of phrase, as when he ascribes to one hitter "the slightest oregano of arrogance".
QUESTION FROM DAVID: Doesn't the breakup of Byrne and Hicks (financial, personal, or otherwise) betray an essential weakness in her program's claims?
But while the use of terror often betrays a relative weakness, those who use it also often rely on stealth, geographic dispersion, and choices of soft targets, making their attacks both very difficult to prevent (at least in ways that are consistent with significant openness in one's own society), as well as very difficult to retaliate against.
This betrays a fundamental weakness of character.
Skid marks may betray a speeder.
Such treatment strategies were invented in 1964 and betray a strong influence of biomedical thinking.
It betrays a position of weakness, suggesting that we will relent and change our ways as long as you keep up the pressure.
Never betray an inward sense of defeat".
