Sentence examples for betrayed students from inspiring English sources

" If there's one party that's betrayed students, it's Labour because they had a majority government and in the election before that they said they wouldn't introduce tuition fees.

Granting blanket relief could mean the loss of billions of dollars, but critics say drawing out the process betrays students' trust and the spirit of the law.

Yet, beginning early in the wartime Manhattan Project, he repeatedly "named names", betraying students, close friends, and even – possibly – his own brother.

If the Liberal Democrats seek to betray students, frankly having deceived them at the time of the general election, we will take action against every MP".

Banners and pictures particularly accused Mr Clegg, often in unambiguous terms, of betraying students.

"He kind of betrayed the students in general with his indiscretion last summer".

In a comment piece written for the Guardian Porter says it was those MPs who betrayed the students.

And it is in this confusion of love, and love betrayed, that students of the play — viewing it through a postcolonial lens — detect a statement on the nature of the subjugation of blacks by whites.

And it is in this confusion of love, and love betrayed, that students of the play viewing it through a postcolonial lens detect a statement on the nature of the subjugation of blacks by whites.

"She betrayed the students she was supposed to mentor".

In doing so, they have betrayed their students by depriving them of the chance to explore it in an organized way, before they are caught up in their careers and preoccupied with the urgent business of living itself.