Sentence examples for that betrays from inspiring English sources
Our civic life is tainted by a rise in xenophobia that betrays our best ideals.
It would be a short-sighted solution that betrays a basic understanding of Isis.
Small knowledge that betrays wider ignorance, handing the tradesman any advantage he seeks.
"He came four, five times," says Carolyn, with a twang that betrays her Tennessee childhood.
Vikander appears, if anything, too human, too perfect; it's all that betrays her true nature.
It is a view that betrays a curious view of recent history.
It is this failure that betrays the honorable intentions of "The Remains of Company D".
"It happens occasionally, yeah", she reveals, with a nervous laugh that betrays her disdain.
The former classroom assistant speaks softly, in a voice that betrays his Yorkshire childhood.
In 1919, Nevinson shifted to a kind of sneering Expressionism that betrays his familiarity with James Ensor's paintings.
And the show doesn't feel boundary-shifting so much as regimented in a way that betrays its intentions.
