Sentence examples for a case of loyalty. from inspiring English sources

It's not necessarily a case of loyalty as much as it is a fact that there are so many shinny objects.

Or was this a case of party loyalty and money trumping all other factors?

So Harry shared the story with Terry McCaleb, and the plot suffered from a case of divided loyalties.

The whole affair is a case of incoherent management – loyalty mixed with blindness to the facts – by the ECB and the head coaching triumvirate of the past year and half: Andy Flower, Ashley Giles and Peter Moores.

Wright also points out that a price-cost test does not necessarily mean more certainty in the case of loyalty rebates, where it is often difficult to determine the contestable and incontestable shares of demand in order to accurately apply the test (in addition to deciding on the correct measure of cost).

Was this just a case of wanting for my children the loyalty my brothers and I have enjoyed?

For me, a particularly fascinating case of conflicting loyalties is that of Pavlik Morozov, a boy in Stalin's Soviet Union.

Perhaps the editor felt duty-bound to overstate the Strokes' case out of loyalty: of late, they have given the impression they'd find it a struggle to change a lightbulb, let alone the course of popular culture, so it's easy to forget they briefly proved hugely influential.

In The Sources of Religious Insight Royce considers and rejects several common conceptions of religion before making his case for a religion of loyalty.

My personal favorite, however (and the most extreme case of fan loyalty I've personally ever seen), are the Patriots fans who lined up outside of the Massachusetts courtroom Aaron Hernandez had his first hearing in following his arrest for felony murder.

Labor remained behind Mr. Gore, and so did most black voters, in both cases repaying a sense of loyalty to the Clinton administration.