Sentence examples for further betrays from inspiring English sources

A huge neon sign on the wall of the tiny, triangular dining room reading "Life is a combination of magic and pasta" — not the work of a millennial branding agency, it turns out, but a quote from Federico Fellini — further betrays the restaurant's desperation to go viral.

Tehran's insistence on its "inalienable right to enrichment" further betrays its true intentions.

That she further betrays him?

All of this further betrays the idea that True the Vote is a nonpartisan organization with an agenda that won't harm the civil rights of African American and immigrant voters.

And her grimaces and hobbled steps as she battled Henin further betrayed her distress.

But the current proposals go further, betraying a certain sense that the centre isn't paying its way.

Supporting this bill is a step backward and would only further betray the planet and give in to these global warming deniers.

But he still believes in our American ideals, and his worry, like mine, is that those now in national power will further betray them.

It wasn't only that Geithner's own tax history — and his time as head of the New York Fed when all the bad stuff was happening on Wall Street, and when he left with nearly a half-million in severance — makes him a dubious messenger for the president's pledge to keep the haves from further betraying the have-nots.

Saudi Arabia felt further betrayed when it turned out that US and Iranian officials had for months been conducting secret negotiations about Iran's nuclear programme that helped pave the way to the interim deal reached at talks in Geneva in November.

Acosta accused Carlos Alvarez of further betraying his adopted country by leading exchange programs to Cuba, where there would be an opportunity "to further manipulate and indoctrinate students". "Sometimes individuals who are trusted by a community are not deserving of that trust," Acosta said.