Sentence examples for it betrays that from inspiring English sources

Whenever a petty misdemeanour is punished with rigid severity it betrays that those in charge are losing their authority.

The overall design — which streamlines that of an earlier pilot and I think improves upon it — betrays that combination of American-historical and Japanese influences that is the aesthetic mother's milk of every comic artist and animator younger than 40.

It was fairly feeble stuff — "Yo Momma" for posh wonks — until Miliband, even before he said it, betrayed that he had the best line coming with a smirk of anticipatory relish.

It was not the specifics of the case that rankled, but more attitudes it betrayed: that so much of the medical profession sees the complementary sector as nothing more than a bunch of white witches and charlatans.

It was fairly feeble stuff—"Yo Momma" for posh wonks—until Miliband, even before he said it, betrayed that he had the best line coming with a smirk of anticipatory relish.

This betrays that tradition.

As he experienced it, he grotesquely betrayed that honor when, under the pressures of torture, he broke.

To convince people to drop their old attitudes for the sake of hope, and then to turn around and betray that hope -- it would create a "fool me once, shame on you -- fool me twice, shame on me" kind of anger and alienation.

"It comes as a shock when occasionally we find that someone has betrayed that trust".

Q. Khan betrayed that trust.

"You totally betrayed that trust.