betrayal

Like the desperate characters that populate “Nebraska,” tens of millions of Americans are being told, once again, that their hunger is a private failure, not a public betrayal.

A proposal to include Indonesia's former military dictator Suharto on a list of national heroes sparked opposition from rights advocates who on Tuesday called the nomination a "betrayal".

In a time of such great crises, horserace journalism that is focused on who is “winning” the political battle over the shutdown is a betrayal of the public interest.

I wonder how many Harper Lee admirers still feel stung by a sense of betrayal.

Romantic betrayal has animated Allen since she debuted in 2006 with “Smile.”