Sentence examples for Matter of loyalty from inspiring English sources

"It was just a matter of loyalty".

For me, it is a simple matter of loyalty to a home town – to which I owe a lot.

Ms. Claybrook, the former administrator, said that for the dealers and mechanics, it was a matter of loyalty.

"I think the role has changed a bit," says Mrs Howard, whose latest novel, A Matter of Loyalty, was published last year.

As for calling myself Bosnian, it's a political choice, a matter of loyalty to my friends and neighbours, and not an ontological or metaphysical or genetic situation.

Attending was a matter of loyalty, Fields told me: "He was a guy who was sort of appealing in the sense that he was struggling to make a living and was very good at his job".

Clarence was not as well regarded as his brothers, especially in matters of loyalty.

In Mr. Simon's case, Mr. Giuliani's involvement was a matter of personal loyalty.

Politics here is often a matter of unswerving loyalty and unquestioned allegiances, and Mr. Sall earned an exile in the political wilderness when he violated those codes.

These calculations could change if, as now seems possible, Mr. Bush and Mr. Cheney decide to make opening the refuge a matter of party loyalty.

Trent Lott, the Republican leader, was able to get enough Republicans to vote, as a matter of party loyalty, to set aside any such amendment.