Such a question betrays a lack of imagination about the computer industry and assumes that nobody will ever be interested in alternative platforms.

Still, they said his comment was significant because it betrayed renewed concern about the fitful pace of growth here.

She whirled away from him, realizing in the instant of action what this betrayed about her own feelings.

The justices betrayed, at times, an almost anthropological curiosity about the business of politics.

Subsidiarity betrays certain assumptions about politics which are not part of the British tradition.

Until the 19th century, Western societies betrayed little ambivalence about execution.

The remainder, the company concluded, betrayed little if anything about his attitude toward the nation's competing interests.

But the next day Schlesinger gave a newspaper interview in which he betrayed his true feelings about the pound.

Her eyes were so dark they betrayed nothing about her.

That was the maximum enthusiasm he and his friends would let themselves betray about anything just now, but Leslie's mother took it for reluctance.