Sentence examples for a loyalty of from inspiring English sources

The scattered priests and distant bishops gradually became a distinct class, the clergy, with a law and a loyalty of their own.

"But my retort to that is, yes, you get people to come and to come back, but you're building a loyalty of a particular kind of audience member.

It currently charges around 1.5% a year for a fund, minus a loyalty bonus of 0.25%.

Also, the traditional family culture ensures a high loyalty of family members to their family business; they thus commit more to their business.

"There is some value to being a member of a loyalty program," said Tim Winship, publisher of FrequentFlier.com.

The idea of a loyalty scheme was not new.

There's a sense of a loyalty.

First, there was the question of a loyalty pledge.

Maxine Landis has been speaking a lot about loyalty of late.

The world was a wedding of loyalty, of steward to Queen, she was the very flower and perfecter of Christendom.

The congress will make a visible effort to attract the loyalty of a rising entrepreneurial class.