‘The treatment of faithless lovers and traitorous informers in outlaw lore suggests that not all Irish images of themselves were entirely positive.’
‘As a teenager, her life was ruined by her faithless lover.’
‘Everyone had a faithless lover who did you wrong, and usually blamed everything but free will.’
‘These statistics have been employed to suggest that a lot of evidently happily married women are faithless and untrustworthy people who have ruthlessly deceived their unsuspecting husbands.’
‘Lavender sang the faithless lover Pinkerton in Madam Butterfly, and Chen Hsin-an, who was Suzuki in the same opera, will sing Santuzza this weekend.’
‘Vicente Aranda's take on the story is a classical tale of faithless woman, doomed lover and romance gone awry.’
‘Some of the first written stories deal with the Sumerian Goddess Inanna making a series of sacrifices, including the sacrifice of herself and then that of her faithless lover Dumuzi, in order to attain the wisdom of the Underworld.’
‘One contemporary version of Henry's complaint was: ‘I have nourished and promoted in my realm sluggish and wretched knaves who are faithless to their lord and suffer him to be tricked thus infamously by a low clerk.’’
‘In a faithless age irony is the only way to take yourself seriously, and the only way to show others that you distrust yourself enough for them to trust you.’
‘I never, not for a single moment, doubted how he felt about me, never worried that I'd have my heart broken again by another faithless man I'd foolishly trusted.’
‘I have also put worthless, faithless men ahead of my friends because I was so desperate for the validation that only love, or what could pass for it in my mind, could bring me.’
‘The season concludes with Puccini's famous Madame Butterfly, a tragedy about a Japanese girl's undying love for her faithless American husband.’
‘Roman legend claims that ravens were once as white as swans and roughly the same size, but one day a raven told Apollo that Coronis whom he passionately loved, was faithless.’
‘‘Audiences in Sofia are quite faithless and not understanding,’ he said.’
‘He stands by his faithless wife and cares for her child as his own.’
‘And, most important, mothers find the loves of their lives not in their faithless husbands but in their sons - and vice versa.’
‘No doubt I shall lose a son by your death but if you give up your faith I shall be called the mother of a deserter and faithless son.’
‘Baudelaire said of him that he was the only artist who ‘in our faithless generation conceived religious pictures’.’
‘God, he said, if you make me a rich man I'll spend all my time and all my wealth converting faithless heathens and praising your name.’
‘But her indictment is limitless and encompasses orthodox faith as well as faithless practice.’
‘It is not to say that I am someone who is faithless, nor ignorant of other's religious beliefs - on the contrary - it is to say that I chose not to subscribe to any organised religion, but to rather seek out my own spiritual path.’
‘The problem we have now is that the public expression of our religion - worship in church as a community - no longer feeds the spirit of a generation operating more and more out of a faithless culture.’
‘Having been brought up in a religious household myself, I have an innate sense of admiration for those people who have faith in an increasingly faithless world.’
‘Whenever I tell people that I don't believe in one higher, diving being, they claim that I am faithless, that I don't believe in anything.’
unbelieving, non-believing, irreligious, without religious faith, disbelieving, doubting, sceptical, agnostic, atheistic, non-theistic