Sentence examples for complete betrayal from inspiring English sources
"A complete betrayal of national interests!
"This is nothing more than a complete betrayal," Gifford wrote.
It's a complete betrayal of what the people in charge of the sport should be doing".
"This would be a complete betrayal of the very students we want to help most".
It's not a complete betrayal of its origins, nor is it a disappointment.
Anything less than full disclosure would be a complete betrayal of trust".
They are now watching as Barack Obama pursues the possibilities for rapprochement with Iran, in the wake of the election of Hassan Rouhani, an action that would mark a complete and utter betrayal of everything for which the half-century old Saudi-American alliance has stood.
The same cannot be said of "I Say a Little Prayer," which stands as evidence that the cost to Harris of his prominence has been the near-complete betrayal of his talent.
First, he has completed the utter betrayal of the Cuban people — a legacy move set in motion two years ago.
In the torrid tale of Twitter's foundation — complete with betrayals and counter-betrayals — he was neither a back-stabber nor the back-stabbed.
Terrifying threats, then soothing rationalizations and complete inner betrayal.
