Sentence examples for text betrays from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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.

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

The heroines, or usually antiheroines, who populated its strips and text stories had only to betray the tiniest fault or foible and that was it – they would die horribly, or be disfigured, or be transported to an unholy realm of evil.

The president of the province has called for the creation of a special commission to vet school text books and weed out history books betraying a leftwing bias.

The more advanced text tells readers that the four-note passage "betrays no key," adding, "Only with the torrent it unleashes are we grounded in C minor".

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.