Sentence examples for betrayed though from inspiring English sources

"He was betrayed, though.

When the class found out what I'd done, most of them felt betrayed, though there was no promise of confidentiality.

But he can be testy when annoyed and even raise his voice when he feels dismayed or betrayed, though such instances are rare.

The board's lawyer responded, two weeks later, in a letter that betrayed no amusement, though it did reflect some skepticism.

Nike said it was betrayed and misled, though certainly no more than the world was deceived by Woods, who implied — or allowed marketers to infer — that his great character was at the root of his athletic success.

A neighbor, though, betrayed them, and Jakub, Zofia, Henia, and her daughter were arrested and sentenced to death on 26 April 1944.

Getting into it, though, betrays a different reality.

At times Jeff's tongue betrays him, though.

Such indiscipline betrays teamwork, though by the time Chivu was red-carded Tuesday, his team was already down, 4-2.

He often accepts a commission only after a work has been completed, and Luci Mie Traditrici – a literal translation would be "My betraying eyes", though Sciarrino says that doesn't convey the sense of erotic possession implied in the Italian, hence his choice of a completely different title for the English translation – was first performed at the Schwetzingen festival in 1998.

He once more said that the Yugoslav leadership failed to understand "any of its grave mistakes and deviations," to which Khrushchev replied that Yugoslavia did not betray Marxism Leninism though it had "slipped" from its positions.