Sentence examples for felt double-crossed from inspiring English sources

Now, he said, he felt double-crossed and embarrassed.

Mr. Turner said he felt double-crossed by the bureau after his June arrest.

Vieira may have had Thagme killed; or the murder may have been carried out by drug dealers who felt double-crossed.

The words raise a question: Were they written by an aggrieved Republican who felt double-crossed, or by a Democrat outraged that Mr. Espada was rewarded after his waywardness?

Left unmentioned were the angry exchanges only 15 months ago between the Giuliani administration and Miramax Films, whose executives felt double-crossed by the city when a deal collapsed for a Miramax studio at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

Saudi Arabia felt double-crossed by the decision to grant waivers, which resulted in too much oil in the market.

Feeling double-crossed, McCain ordered Salter to "send him a letter, brush him back a little".

It is clear that Cameron and his entourage feel double-crossed by Merkel, who has blown hot and cold in her support for Juncker.

I felt personally double-crossed by the (medical school officials)." He says he doesn't remember why the names weren't released after that.

Veterans can feel themselves double-crossed in so many different ways — as much by their own wartime experience as by a nation's failure to reincorporate them — that their betrayal proves an almost inexhaustible subject.

IF Honda's designers feel they have been double-crossed by American consumers, it would be understandable.