Sentence examples for a more loyal from inspiring English sources

Never was there a more loyal friend.

Who would make a "more loyal friend"?

But Sessions, a more loyal soldier, said nothing.

"A corrupt official is a more loyal official," says Ms Panfilova.

For Warholians, a more loyal army of fans, the statue is a shrine.

Under Aberdeen, Palmerston was a more loyal and reasonable colleague than was Russell.

"Once you've opened the guts of a machine, you're a much more loyal customer," says Mr Talley, who got a Chumby for Christmas.

For new insurance carriers, success starts with offering a vastly improved customer experience — today's carriers know a positive claims experience creates a far more loyal customer.

General Andrés Rodríguez, who eventually overthrew him in what he contemptuously called a cuartelazo, or barracks revolt, built himself a replica of the Palace of Versailles.As a firmer, more loyal base than these soldiers, General Stroessner used the Colorado ("Red") party, a right-wing body that became steadily more so as its moderate politicians were ejected.

You may turn a lot of people off but you will turn a stronger more loyal crowd on.

"Men are a bit more loyal," he says.