Sentence examples for a loyal source of from inspiring English sources

Many islanders say Mr. Fujimoto is able to stay in office partly because of the reverence still felt here for his father, who lifted Hime from postwar poverty by turning it into a loyal source of votes for the Liberal Democratic Party, which rewarded the island with generous public works.

He is an incredibly loyal source of advice.

It is also a film about teachers' unions, who are one of the Democratic Party's biggest and most loyal sources of political contributions.

The Catholics implicitly trusted Diem due to their common faith and were a source of loyal political support.

Senior sources said Andrews, a loyal supporter of Abbott who was widely tipped to lose his ministerial spot after the leadership change, sought to appoint his long-term adviser to the position of inspector general of the Australian defence force during the six days between the 14 September leadership ballot and the 20 September announcement of the new Turnbull ministry.

And, being Dallas, which is a real food town, when folks discover a place with great food and great atmosphere they can be very loyal and an amazing source of advertising.

While the Saudi rulers essentially owe their power to the Wahhabis, the followers of Wahhabism have long been a fickle source of support, fiercely loyal as long as the royals followed Wahhabi ways, but ready to turn when they did not.

It counts Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver as among its members, a source of suspicion for critics of Mr. Silver, who has been a loyal ally of trial lawyers.

Analysts say these forces are loyal and widely hated -- a source of motivation given their fear of reprisal should Hussein lose power.

He was the soul of the law firm: a valued counselor, conciliator, builder and leader, a source of unflagging energy, and a devoted and loyal friend.

Everything is sourced locally or made fresh for the day and the market itself is highly intimate, with a loyal base of customers chatting with vendors.