Sentence examples for would treason expressed from inspiring English sources

Those "declaring sympathies for the enemy will no longer be tolerated," Burnside continued, nor would "treason, expressed or implied".

"It must be distinctly understood," he declared, "that treason expressed or implied will not be tolerated".

The newsreel damns as a "virtual dictator" the elected Mossadegh, who at his subsequent treason trial expressed the hope that his fate would serve as an example in "breaking the chains of colonial servitude".

"What would you express?" Nixon replies.

They would rather express themselves in writing.

First (13a - 15a 13a - 15apear to express truths.

"They cannot vote for the other team and cannot miss the game— that would be treason.

That would be treason, and would do more damage than good.

Indiana's new Republican governor, Oliver P. Morton, was a former Democrat who, like Douglas, had promised he would "denounce treason and uphold the cause of the Union".

Pakistani officials originally said Afridi would face treason charges.

Of all the things to be arrested for, I would take treason or kidnapping or armed robbery over animal abuse.