If he succumbs to temptation, James is also betrayed by the hypocrisy and petty racism that surround him.
They shouldn't have boycotted Hamas in the first place, because they're telling people: we like democracy but only if you guarantee the outcome or if the outcome is what we like, you know, and so that betrayed a certain hypocrisy.
We will remember that the party's principles were betrayed by the hypocrisy of some of its members.
This documentary captures how a community was betrayed by greed, political hypocrisy, and good intentions gone astray.
Her plays are "a conversation with myself" that provoke and betray her own hypocrisies, and as a result, she says, "trap" the audience into confronting their own.
Mr Snowden may be responsible for having exposed this hypocrisy, for having betrayed the thug omertà at the heart of America's domestic democracy-suppression programme, but the hypocrisy is America's.
Republican hypocrisy (3): Representative Mo Brooks of Alabama, last year: "She betrayed her country by exposing national security information to risk by our adversaries.
But the point here isn't to defend the Super Bowl's honor, or to call the President on sports hypocrisy — just to note that the line, like many in the speech, betrayed a slightly impersonal aspect.
Personal and family greed, cronyism, thievery combined with hypocrisy are in the genes of illiberal autocracy; and in many countries betrayed expectations of a selfless strongman have led to a civic awakening.
Sometimes the hypocrisy is staggering: last winter, the Mortgage Bankers Association — the very body whose president attacked defaulters for betraying their families and their communities — got its creditors to let it do a short sale of its headquarters, dumping it for thirty-four milessn dollars less than the value of the building's mortgage.
