Sentence examples for betraying the trusting from inspiring English sources

One is that canids — a group that includes wolves, foxes, jackals, coyotes and wild canines — are perceived as betraying the trusting relationship that humans have built with their domestic cousins.

The company was accused of betraying the trust of its audience, something Devriendt regrets.

The danger here, of course, is not betraying the trust of your interviewer, but betraying your own principles.

Dr. Lee did so by betraying the trust that had been placed in him to protect those secrets.

And if a re-elected president were to endorse it, he would be betraying the trust of the voters who returned him to office.

I would be betraying the trust that licence fee payers invest in me and my BBC colleagues if I didn't kill stories that didn't stack up".

To refuse it would be relinquishing one's duty as a Muslim towards a fellow human being and betraying the trust God has put into Muslims.

In an intense morning hearing before a Vatican tribunal, the butler, Paolo Gabriele, confessed to feeling "guilty of betraying the trust of the Holy Father," whom he said he loved as a son would his father.

Le Carre insisted that betraying the trust of people you had befriended in order to gain information for Britain was justified, as it helped to defend a free society.

"The complaint unsealed today represents yet another example of government officials accused of betraying the trust placed in them by the public," the United States attorney in Manhattan, Preet Bharara, said in a statement issued by his office.

There is a definite fine line between betraying the trust of loyal followers and selling out to catch attention from newcomers.