Sentence examples for regarded as traitors from inspiring English sources

Party members consider her a messiah, and doubters are regarded as traitors.

But once they have left, they are often regarded as traitors by the North Korean government.

It said that Eritreans who fled the country illegally are regarded as "traitors".

Members of the councils are regarded as traitors by Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia, a mostly homegrown extremist group believed to be led by foreigners.

It also said that Eritreans who fled the country illegally are regarded as "traitors", usually arrested when they return and detained in harsh conditions.

Citizens of voting age without an inked finger, which indicates that they have voted, will be regarded as traitors and subject to reprisals, the journalist said.

"It's amazing how liberals, whom I regard as traitors in this time of crisis, quote the constitution," one column read recently.

Ferenczi was a protégé of Freud's, one of several men who Freud thought would disseminate his message and whom, instead — because they presumed to supplement his teachings with ideas of their own — he came to regard as traitors.

In 2008 the Real IRA issued a death threat stating that they would take up where the Provos [Provisional IRA] left off and try to kill those they regard as traitors.

Christianity, however, was viewed not as a heresy but as a separate religion, tolerated until it became the official religion of the enemy Roman Empire; Christians were then regarded as potential traitors to the Sāsānian state.

Many -- if not most -- of the North Koreans living illegally in China originally came in search of food or other supplies, although they are sometimes regarded as political traitors if they are sent back.