Sentence examples for much betrayed from inspiring English sources

Desmond Jaddoo, a community activist, said those he had spoken to felt "very much betrayed".

Dreamy Buddy becomes a frustrated husband who drinks too much, betrays his wife and loathes himself as a "hick".

One strategy favored by moral realists concerned to explain away moral disagreement is to say that such disagreement stems from the distorting effects of individual interest (see Sturgeon 1988: 229 230); perhaps persistent disagreement doesn't so much betray deep features of moral argument and judgment as it does the doggedness with which individuals pursue their perceived advantage.

Nor is there much to betray the restaurant's ethnic origins in the décor of pale wood floor and tables, mushroom-coloured walls and beige upholstery.

"It doesn't matter how much they betray our trust, we'll keep coming back.

I wish I could tell her or warn her, I feel like a bad friend for sitting idle, but my only proof of infidelity is his fling with you, and I love you too much to betray you.

"I hate myself so much, I have betrayed so many people," he said.

What much of this betrayed, of course, was the common failing that arguably defined the long 90s: hubris.

As much as the betrayed parties huff and puff, it's clear that they have neither the stamina nor the will to fight over ancient bedroom history.

Unlike his predecessor and some of his own political allies, however, Obama has never betrayed much interest in building political empires.

The last view was that a cold-war-style superspy had betrayed much more in a single delivery of bomb blueprints than the slow drip ever could.