Sentence examples for forms of betrayal from inspiring English sources

There are many forms of betrayal but the physical variety is perhaps at least the most understandable.

The challenge, as the victim, is handling both forms of betrayal to keep the rot from taking hold.

Stripping off the Anonymous mask is viewed as a form of betrayal by the wider group.

"When a fellow museum does the same thing, it's even worse — it's a form of betrayal".

But the goal of A Degree of Betrayal was to address a subtler and more difficult form of betrayal by a mentor.

Mr. Trump has claimed credit for Mr. Zucker's hiring at CNN and seems to view the network's negative coverage as a form of betrayal.

Samir's doubleness is built into his biography, and whatever choice he makes is likely to constitute some form of betrayal.

The way she uses her family past, harvesting material for her writing, is in itself a form of betrayal (at least according to Sharon Olds's spectrum).

He discussed the matter at length with queer friends, concerned that it might be a form of betrayal (ultimately, he was given their blessing, though he seemed fairly tortured about it anyhow).

Her scabrously lyrical silhouettes — antebellum scenes that skewer received ideas about race and gender — have earned Walker both accolades (a MacArthur fellowship, a Whitney retrospective) and notoriety (the African-American artist Betye Saar once protested the work as "a form of betrayal").

Most poets compromise between the diction of the poems they love, often centuries old, and the language they hear in the streets (the tin-eared poems in island patois have been among Walcott's least successful); but, for the exile, language is a daily form of betrayal.