Sentence examples for long betrayed from inspiring English sources

THE old Istanbul neighborhood of Besiktas, which runs along the European side of the Bosphorus, has long betrayed a blue-collar state of mind.

He long betrayed a fascination with the kind of female body that did not come into vogue until the 90's.

Buddhism, in his view, was long ago betrayed into Brahmanism; the open-ended artisanal practice of meditation became a caste-bound dogma with "truths" and ceremonies.

Behind, in the public gallery, his sister Aimee held a hand to her forehead, while his father Henke, who says the ordeal has brought them closer together following a long estrangement, betrayed little emotion.

The repeated image of the bar hostess Keiko (Hideko Takamine) climbing the stairs to her tiny establishment in the Ginza district of Tokyo in "When a Woman Ascends the Stairs" becomes a devastating representation of courage and determination operating only on the fumes of feelings long since betrayed.

What might seem like a juicy soap opera and guilty pleasure is actually so richly profound that it will give sufferers who have long felt betrayed by the media something to identify with.

"People were angry so long, they felt betrayed".

They also have the goods on Thomas Jefferson: the old miscegenator long suspected, now betrayed by his own DNA.

At a glance, only the heightened level of energy surging around the long, undivided room betrayed the extraordinary circumstances: most of these people would not normally work here -- many had never been in this office before last week's terrorist attacks.

Do you blame the problem on a new boyfriend, when in fact your sibling left you feeling betrayed long ago?

One lustful grunt from that long-haired gubbin betrayed 1,000 human emotions.