Certain characteristics--the amount of heating, for instance--betray all but a handful of the bellringers as boringly normal particles, such as cosmic rays.
You know, there are certain things that are gut to you that you can't betray just because of short-term political interests.
However, while their business is now attracting a whole new set of customers - Apprentice fans looking for a souvenir picture - the brothers betray not a hint of the entrepreneurial spirit championed by the show.
Dismissing these solutions, as the cognoscenti are prone to do, as reactionary, unrealistic, and not-quite-Ivy-League is to betray ignorance about the immense statics of American economic history.
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In public, co-operative bankers and insurers continue to scoff at the idea that they would betray their local roots by going public or selling out to shareholder-owned companies.
Not only did this suggest an unwarranted faith in the Nigerian postal service, it seemed to betray ignorance of the flood of advance-fee frauds that have emanated from Nigeria.
Should the Bush Administration become party to this enterprise -- even on a unilateral, ostensibly trade-related basis -- it would abdicate its leadership role and betray the public trust.
"Given his prior access, his expertise as a counter-intelligence specialist, and his clear willingness to betray his position of high trust, Hanssen poses a clear and present danger that he will compromise a additional information of a sensitive and classified nature, " prosecutors said in documents submitted to the court.
Such a slight would probably betray our American sentiment and plainspoken manner, but we have realized that Lord Grantham himself is not above a guest-list snubbing to make a point.
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