Sentence examples for traitor of the from inspiring English sources

It's not a point of dispute, though, that Peel is a class traitor of the socially downward kind.

Then came November's dramatic purge and execution of "traitor of the ages" Jang Song-thaek, Kim Jong-un's uncle.

But to anti-war activists, he is a traitor of the worst kind: a Democrat who shills for the warmonger-in-chief.

The wrath at Pegida rallies is reserved almost exclusively for Angela Merkel, who is repeatedly referred to as a "traitor of the people".

Fei Xiaotong was called "a lackey of imperialism" and "traitor of the peasant class" for his book entitled Peasant Life in China (Maurice Freedman, 1962).

"A foreign agent equals a traitor, a betrayer of the homeland," he said.

I call them traitors of the country," he says.

But in a warning to the "separatist and other traitors of the Ukrainian state", he said: "Any decision of yours is deliberately unlawful and unconstitutional and no-one in the civilised world will recognise the decision of the so-called referendum of the so-called Crimean authorities".

In a warning to the "separatist and other traitors of the Ukrainian state", he said: "Any decision of yours is deliberately unlawful and unconstitutional and no-one in the civilised world will recognise the decision of the so-called referendum of the so-called Crimean authorities".

This time, he did not call for the citizens to "await" the situation, but instead to "fire! at the traitors of the Fatherland".

At the Security Forum, the likely future leader of Ukraine, Poroshenko warned, "those who suggest that elections should not be at the top of the agenda are traitors of the state" and guilty of "high treason".