Sentence examples for betrayed over from inspiring English sources

What left me speechless - though not for long - was that he would paint a picture of me as a jealous wife who is betrayed over and over again.

The Turks feel betrayed over Cyprus and will not open up their ports before an election unless the trade embargo is lifted.At some stage, a crisis over Turkey (and Cyprus) may be unavoidable.

He said the family had been betrayed over the killing of a "fine young man", adding: "We will never forget, but to put our lives back into sync we must forgive".

In addition, he was dealing with a public that was opposed to the war until British troops entered Iraq and which has now swung back into opposition, feeling betrayed over the weapons issue.

"There's always been a strong strain of populism, particularly when it comes to immigration, among Tory politicians," Bale said, noting that William Hague, Iain Duncan Smith and Michael Howard "primed" voters for the kind of anti-elitist rhetoric that fuelled the rise of Ukip by fomenting the view that "ordinary people" were being betrayed over immigration.

He resigned this fall as 500 Startups mentor after feeling betrayed over Dave McClure's investment in WalletKit.

"They will betray you over and over.

Yet I have often thought, If only the mole had burrowed down and clung on, he would have seen the land he had loathed and betrayed taken over by a woman who shared every inch of his frustration at its lassitude and pitiful want of pride.

Murray points out that Huxley apologized when she bridled, but the sad fact is that he betrayed her all over again, when he sent Lilian Aldwinkle heavily emoting through the pages of "Those Barren Leaves" (1925).

Mary also watched as her baby, now a man, was betrayed and turned over to authorities for a sham trial, which she knew would lead to his execution.

The Democratic "leaders" in the state legislature have over and over again betrayed their most important constituencies -- working people, educators, public employees, etc. -- leaving millions of California Democrats to wonder why they were thrown under the bus only so their representatives can reach terrible "compromises" with a recalcitrant and retrograde Republican minority.