Betray used in a sentence

Betray in a sentence as a verb

No, not unless we allowed our fear to betray us.

I've never seen Apple do anything that would betray their customers trust.

Bad as little bits of plastic and "secret numbers" are, my credit cards themselves can't betray me.

I don't think this is wrong in the way the author does, but this does betray a certain internal inconsistency.

It doesn't betray the usual cowardice by hiding the assertion behind the presumptuous Why.

The ones who didn't believe it because they didn't want to believe it do so out of a blind love for Apple, and denial that Apple could betray them.

Dante places Brutus and Cassius in the lowest circle of **** because they had chosen to betray their friend Julius Caesar rather than their country Rome.

My and her mother keep prodding her to quit, but of course her position in the company is essential and she'd never want to "betray" her employer.

"I realize this was a benefit, but I always thought the main purpose was for privacy --- not to betray to the email sender when I opened the email.

Even with your "charitable reading" it means that he is willing to betray his own set of values, and probably the Constitution, whenever advisers tell him to.

You touch on some interesting concepts that deserve thought...Alas, phrases like "snot-nosed kids", "Google's ******-tsunami" and "little sociopath" betray both personal bias and anger.

By far the most important thing about Privacy Badger is that it's backed and controlled by the EFF, instead of some individual or business that might be tempted in the future to betray users for profits.