Sentence examples for a sort of loyalty from inspiring English sources

Churchill's name has become a sort of loyalty test.

A: Sort of.

Hewer told the Guardian ahead of the event: "I think that Tesco's failure – no matter what they say – to engender any sort of loyalty among its suppliers or affection amongst its consumers will now hurt them.

But the company insists that internal surveys have identified a sort of unwavering loyalty toward the brand, and most analysts anticipate that the Note 7 debacle will ultimately prove little more than a blip on the radar for the line.

There are all sorts of loyalty program out there, but let's be honest — most of them are a pain in the ass to navigate.

When you show that sort of loyalty, a town and maybe even an entire sport get comfortable with you, the good and the bad.

This year neither presidential candidate has made the Congressional races a focus of his campaign, so the winning House and Senate candidates may not feel the need to repay the winner with the sort of loyalty and gratitude that can smooth a legislative agenda once the ballots are counted.

The Buss family has been insistent that he will be a Laker for life, and it's hard to imagine them reneging on the sort of loyalty deal that they say was inspired of their late father's spirit.

"That sort of loyalty is really rare".

This was clearly some sort of loyalty test.

She was said to despise the BUF because it maintained "some sort of loyalty" to Britain.