Sentence examples for text betrayed from inspiring English sources

An example from the text "Betrayed" from the album The Forsaken: Antestor are one of the few bands in the Christian metal scene who use corpse paint in their appearances and on photos.

Though the text betrays no hint of exposure to the School of Names, this famous slogan is duplicated with mingname replacing dao.

While the exploitation of noble horses does not disturb Topsell or Jonstonus, Buffon's text betrays signs of anxiety, which it nevertheless attempts to suppress.

But we also watch his second marriage fall apart as he discovers text messages betraying his wife's infidelity.

If you want to make a film, you have to stick to it". I wouldn't say anything, even if she systematically betrayed my text, even if she wanted to use it simply as a launch pad for her own creative impulse.

Having attained a lofty station in English culture by the time the "War Requiem" had its première, in 1962, he confronted listeners with a statement of radical pacifism: interweaving the Mass for the Dead with antiwar poems by Wilfred Owen, Britten proposed that war is an absolute evil, and implied that institutionalized Christianity had betrayed its founding texts.

The European Union said the removal from the text of any reference to emissions from shipping and aviation betrayed "unacceptable levels of low ambition".

So while you're writing on your pocket, you can maintain polite eye contact with the group, no longer betrayed by those telltale downward gazes necessary to text with a standard screen.

The device betrayed the stilted speech that is characteristic of most text-to-speech software, but nonetheless pronounced the words clearly and accurately.

But to present "Spring Awakening" as an ode to a nascent youth culture hardly betrays the text.

Somehow, he pulls it off, giving the back and forth to a fellow actor without betraying the text.