Sentence examples for a certain loyalty from inspiring English sources

Although a miser and exploiter, he shows a certain loyalty and solicitude toward the boys.

To be sure, there are those who feel a certain loyalty to the maestro who brought them in.

I think we like to maintain a certain loyalty to the men who have, or have had, our love and affection; we regard ourselves in some way as being concerned with their honour.

Dave's 18 years working in this place also gave me an indication that maybe The Roxy instills a certain loyalty in its staff and in its locals.

Clinton is currently looking to keep her strong lead among black voters in the South, many of whom have maintained a certain loyalty for the Clinton name that was first seeded during her husband's presidential campaign in 1992.

And he said, 'If she runs, I probably don't have a chance, because there's gonna be certain loyalty within the African-American community to her, even though she had some mistakes, and I'm probably not gonna get those African-American votes, which I need as my base if I'm gonna win.

Perhaps owing to a certain national loyalty, Anselm receives significant (though not uncritical) attention.

"It would appear that there is sometimes a certain lack of loyalty".

In the past, marketing based on sustainability or triple-bottom line approaches has been shown to drive a certain amount of loyalty.

But prizing and praising a certain notion of loyalty among professional athletes risks ignoring the financial realities of sports, which no player can transcend: Duncan himself, in the early two-thousands, nearly bolted for the Orlando Magic.

"I know Timmy's going to be taken care of because there's a certain level of loyalty with our organization, unlike other organizations that I won't necessarily name," Mourning added, speaking not so inconspicuously of the Knicks and their dealings with his friend, Patrick Ewing.