Sentence examples for about allegiance from inspiring English sources

We focus on technological threats, but it's about allegiance.

Men's tattoos might be about allegiance to a gang, a subculture, a faith or a family.

But there is something about allegiance and cricket which irrationally gets to people.

It is not about allegiance or betrayal, as suggested by Marcia Pappas, the president of the New York State chapter of NOW.

Mr. Sokal's prank, which drew worldwide attention, demonstrated the absurdities of extreme Kuhnianism and showed how some influential scholars cared less about scientific accuracy than about allegiance to ideologies.

To the people of Jesus' day however, his response would have reframed the debate, highlighting deeper questions about allegiance and authority, and in whose interests the question was being asked.

The Framers were worried about allegiances to other countries when they wrote Federalist 62, as it is unlikely that even the glimmer of an America reduced to Jerry Springer "reality" would occur to them.

The characteristics of the total meta-analyses with COI statements about allegiances are presented in online supplementary table S2.

"People should not feel that being British is about swearing allegiance, it should be about taking an active role in society," he said.

All of that can not simply be explained by Republican muttering about "demographics" — talk about the increasing number of Hispanic voters, about minority allegiance to Barack Obama.

Through it all, there's the singing about everything, which means songs about pledging love to another alternating with anthems about pledging allegiance to one cause or another.