Sentences with phrase «become treason»

When did it become treason not to clap enough during the State of the Union?

«Treason had become the true love of country and the new love of the country (as exhibited by Hitler) had become treason».

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Advocating for peace is requiring us to confront the seductive power of military might at a time when its allure becomes almost unbearable; dissent is seen as treason, discussion as a betrayal.

Since Christianity was becoming identified with the Roman Empire, the rulers of Persia suspected such Christians as were in their realms of loyalty to Rome and of either actual or potential treason.

After the Oct. 26 loss to Syracuse at Alumni Stadium, bone - chilling rumors began to circulate in the BC locker room: The betting that had become popular among the players had evolved into a disturbing form of treason for a few.

Nelson Mandela the first Black to be elected South African President, was once in jail with a life sentence for the charge of «treason», imposed by a Nazi - like White minority ruling - National party Regime that ruled South Africa for more than 70 years, and he went on to become the President of a fully integrated South Africa.

«It's not becoming from a president or a governor to say to people your particular political position is akin to treason if you hope those people to provide an answer to a problem.»

«It's not becoming from a president or from a governor to say to people that your particular political position is akin to treason,» Molinaro said.

Omid Kokabee, who became seriously ill while serving time on controversial treason charges, will be allowed to leave the country