Sentence examples for could be betraying from inspiring English sources
"It's almost that I could be betraying a particular view of how ethnic minorities are supposed to be," he adds.
For, while their reliance could be disappointed, it could not be betrayed.
"They knew that Arsllan gave them besa so he could not be betrayed," said Leka Rezniqi.
Bill, a master of betrayal, cannot believe he could ever be betrayed.
The conundrums that produced this Gospel are long familiar: if Christ is a full member of the Godhead and divine, how could he possibly be "betrayed," and since his death is, anyway, the pivot point of human redemption, how could he be peeved at Judas, the agent who brought it about?
They could talk to David without feeling their confidences would be betrayed.
We knew that if García had not come, if he'd left us by ourselves, it had to mean that he was dead, that only death could have stopped him from being here to discuss whether we could imagine being betrayed so badly that it would be better not to have been born.
The Kurds were born to be betrayed.
21, has an irresistible open ending, which keeps you guessing which familiar MI-5 agent is betraying whom -- could Tom or Harry possibly have gone bad? -- and whether the C.I.A. is involved.
Claiming I am betraying her legacy. . . .
