Sentence examples for perfidious act from inspiring English sources

And what perfidious act of "hijacking" has RDR Books committed?

Comparing Ms. Lyon with other interpreters of the part in her "Borzoi Book of Ballets" (1946), the dance historian Grace Robert declared that in Ms. Lyon's portrayal of a peasant girl betrayed by a perfidious aristocrat in Act I, she was "ideal," achieving "a pathos not excelled by any other performer of the role in New York".

The ritualized hatred of the perfidious Yankees is acted out on live national television during weekly Friday prayer sessions, attended by a panoply of leading ayatollahs and government ministers, in which chants of "Death to America" are an essential part of the liturgy.

True, the actual words "perfidy" and "perfidious" aren't used that much anymore.

But that, like nearly everything else, proves to be an illusion in this tale where the loyal turn perfidious, while the perfidious prove unsuspectedly loyal.

This perfidious U-turn is every bit as shocking as was the Liberal Democrats reneging on tuition fees.

The act is a leftwing conspiracy, the Conservatives claim, created by perfidious Europeans intent on destroying British sovereignty and introduced by state fanatics of Stalinist proportions.

For too long, he sorrowed, a number of Scots had blamed everything that went wrong on perfidious Albion, in something of a culture of grievance.

Perfidious Albion, indeed.

Perfidious Albion indeed.

"I think the French are perfidious in all of this...