| The perfidious lie that has been spread by the anti-Catholic media is the alleged criticism of the radio station Radio Maryja by the Holy See. |
| And Mr Bush is about to put into action the words of the Marseillaise Tremble, tyrants and perfidious people The shame of all good men, Tremble! |
| The benefits of technology have a perfidious habit of flowing to the users not the inventors. |
| Perfidy is a war crime, and it tempts combatants because perfidious military acts provide them with an advantage. |
| Ruses are lawful if they are not treacherous, perfidious and do not violate any express or tacit agreement. |
| It may perhaps be politically correct to lay the blame on perfidious Europe, but it is not 'correct' in the true sense of the word, anything but. |
