Sentence examples for betrayed through from inspiring English sources

"In the same way as did Judas betray trust in Jesus Christ, so has Bush betrayed, through his aggressiveness and deep-rooted evil, the teaching of Jesus Christ," Mr. Hussein said.

Sometimes this secret is betrayed through the allusion of style or form: Robin's gaudy uniform hints at the murder of his circus-acrobat parents, Iron Man's at the flawed heart that requires a life-support device, which is the primary function of his armor.

This film is beloved by many not for it's brutal depiction of vengeance, but for it's depth of human emotions betrayed through director's Park Chan-wook lens.

She appears to have suffered a breakdown, and the theme of the woman betrayed runs through all Goethe's writing of the next eight years and beyond.

In "Judas," his most recent novel, Mr. Oz examined the story of Judas Iscariot, the disciple who betrayed Jesus, through the life of a Jewish biblical scholar in the 1950s.

The player assumes the role of John Cord an MI6 agent who is captured while on assignment and tries to figure out who betrayed him through a series of flashbacks.

The president's vow to ensure that poor and minority children -- who will soon make up a majority of the work force -- get a decent education was the most noble domestic goal of the Bush administration, and it is being betrayed by halfhearted follow-through on the part of both the White House and Congress.

If the prime minister could claim to have the support of the Israeli people, opponents of a deal would have a difficult time saying his government betrayed the country through compromise.

The actual event in a particular intersection of space and time — the secret tryst, the trusted friend betrayed — is filtered through a kaleidoscope of memory and dream, lies and subterfuge, hallucinations and ghosts.

But it is still not a very political paper and has not, for many years, betrayed political allegiances through its news pages as the Sun or the People's stablemate, the Daily Mirror, do.

It's not hard to guess where the dark, roiling currents in Cutler's songs come from, the theme of being haunted, alienated or betrayed that runs through "Lost Souls". What makes the album special is the conviction that, as Cutler said, you have no choice but to deal with it.