Sentence examples for considered traitors from inspiring English sources

They were considered traitors.

These writers were all considered traitors, and said to serve the CIA and the Americans".

Mr. Simango's parents were considered traitors, and, according to various historical accounts, were clandestinely executed.

Still, many of the honored names — Chagall, Kandinsky, Nabokov, Stravinsky — were émigré avant-gardists who were, in their time, considered traitors to the Motherland.

"Once people with family members who had defected to South Korea were considered traitors but things have changed significantly," said a source from North Hamgyong province who asked to remain anonymous.

A committee of some 250 rabbis, called Pikuah Nefesh, or Preservation of Life, said Israelis who signed the Geneva document should be considered traitors who deserved to be "cast out from human society and brought to trial".

Hassan had been placed under surveillance by Isis and was held in August, accused of being in contact with the "sahawat", a derogatory term used by Isis to refer to the Free Syrian Army, whom it considers traitors.

The election is Sunday, and the campaign has suddenly seemed to take on weight and moment, with Mr. Milosevic trying to beat back the challenge of those he considers traitors, while the opposition gathered courage from numbers and from the obvious nervousness of the regime.

The Maya considered them traitors.

"The insurgents considered us traitors and believed we carried information they could use.

There he engaged in fierce intellectual debates with his fellow professors Deleuze and Lyotard, even though he considered them traitors to the communist cause.