Sentence examples for Enduring allegiance from inspiring English sources
He was not alone in his enduring allegiance.
The infamous Aqua Buddha debate paled in comparison; it was as if, in that debate, Rand Paul had acknowledged an enduring allegiance to Aqua Buddha.
The enduring allegiance to the Democratic Party among Southern whites comes from a fondness for incumbents, an enduring populist streak, lingering gratitude for the New Deal in certain areas and, in large part, habit.
Mr. Powell, the evening's guest speaker, spoke of his enduring allegiance to New York City, where he grew up, to the public schools he attended in the Bronx, and to his alma mater, City College, which was free in those days.
The Kirchners were Peronistas, meaning that they swore allegiance to the enduring political phenomenon inspired by Juan Domingo Perón, the late President whose legacy is so confoundingly multifarious that it has acquired adherents on the left and right, like some kind of multihued national cloak.
So it's hard for many to imagine life in a land like Iraq that doesn't democratically dispose of its political leadership every few years, to imagine residing within an enduring cult of political personality where universal allegiance is demanded and proclaimed by hanging the Revered One's portrait in almost every office and room.
He thought about enduring.
Why the enduring acclaim?
These attitudes are enduring.
