Word: betraying
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...disclose the details of its affirmative action plan filed with HEW, has moved very slowly in encouraging the development of day care facilities, and has been eager to preserve the admissions quota on female undergraduates even as Radcliffe merges into the University. Such policies have often seemed to betray an indifference to the urgency of improving women's status in the academic world...
STUDENT ART regrettably falls into the arbitrary and self- defensive categories used by critics and artists alike. These distinctions-women's art, ethnic art and black art-betray a self-consciousness that is political. If you are critical of black art, you are a racist. If you don't like women's art, you must be a chauvinist...
...destroy the freedom to speak and hear, in the name of a deeply felt cause is to betray the cause itself and threaten the liberty of each member of the community," the statement read...
...issues of Radical Software with the January 6 issue of Variety, you will get two very different views of the same phenomenon. Radical Software calls it the alternate television movement and Variety calls it the cassette revolution. The names the magazines use and the way they talk about it betray the diametrically opposed positions they take regarding its development...
Throughout his testimony, Meadlo referred to the villagers as Viet Cong, even correcting Trial Judge Reid Kennedy's use of the term Vietnamese. "You mean Viet Cong, sir," said Meadlo. Just once did he betray any emotion or deviate from his insistence that he had followed orders to kill a feared enemy: "Captain Medina was there before this ditch. With all the bodies laying around, why didn't he put a stop to all the killing...