loyalty and betrayal造句

• Loyalties and betrayals often broke along ethnic and tribal lines.
• Out of each of these uprooted characters are spun stories of love, loyalty and betrayal.
• Loyalty and betrayal, sexuality and mischief, love and sorcery are also contained in the drama.
• Loyalty and betrayal are common themes among Quebecois filmmakers whose priorities lie on different sides of the debate.
• "Loyalty and Betrayal : The Story of the American Mob " is among the snappiest of the genre.
• LOYALTY AND BETRAYAL : THE STORY OF THE AMERICAN MOB . Written by Nicholas Pileggi, Bill Couturie and Robert Malloy.
• Wood's complex character is the fulcrum in a parable that seesaws between good and evil, loyalty and betrayal.
• This intricate and well-told story of loyalty and betrayal has been the stuff of other Hong Kong crime melodramas.
• Against's second studio release, " Loyalty and Betrayal ", was released on 20 August 2007.
• Jon Wiener, a history professor, was waiting in line for a sandwich and arguing about loyalty and betrayal in Washington.
• The real relationship here is between Dom and Brian, a revved-up ode to male bonding, loyalty and betrayal.
• The major themes covered in the series include loyalty and betrayal, fratricide, political corruption, and the centralisation of power.
• A spy drama set in London and Moscow, " Cell Mates " took on quintessential Gray themes such as personal loyalty and betrayal.
• Conscience, responsibility, calling; truth and lies, clarity of purpose or abandonment of one's moral calling; loyalty and betrayal . . ."
• He filled his imaginary but extraordinarily vivid Yoknapatawpha County with stories of family loyalty and betrayal and a panoply of some of the most original characters on the American landscape.
• It teams proven box office power Harrison Ford with up-and-coming box office draw Brad Pitt in a contemporary story of loyalty and betrayal, family ties and political necessities.
• His is a black-and-white world where you are with him or against him, where loyalty and betrayal are his primary, if not exclusive, definers of behavior.
• It is a story of loyalty and betrayal, of partial victories and profound setbacks, of a 50-year friendship between two women who couldn't have been more different.
• Creator David Chase's compelling soap opera about an anxiety-ridden mob boss coping with dysfunctional families at home and work turns on Shakespearian themes of honor, loyalty and betrayal.
• To say where the creative lines were drawn between them is much harder, however, because it raises touchy questions of loyalty and betrayal in a business where there is little candor.