Sentence examples for aggressive loyalty from inspiring English sources

The girls that sang Bay City Rollers' Shang A Lang with aggressive loyalty on the school bus made me cower.

But what may, in the end, bring Ernst down is the shifting tone of Putin's imperium: the current moment has been marked by an ascendant fundamentalism, which requires officials to foreswear compromise and offer displays of overwrought, aggressive loyalty.

Aggressive loyalty, 1963/2015 digital chromogenic print.

Mr. Shaye and Mr. Lynne — whose aggressive style and loyalty to offbeat projects like "The Last Mimzy" have raised eyebrows — have long resisted combining New Line with Warner Brothers, leading to a running soap opera for the company.

An aggressive radical steeped in loyalty and tradition, Kielland was perhaps the foremost Norwegian prose stylist of his day.

The aggressive efforts have already divided loyalties within one of the city's most powerful families.

But if the outlines of the Kate-Vi dynamic are baldly diagrammatic, Ms. Sittenfeld nonetheless manages to make their day-to-day relationship palpably real, capturing the alternating waves of loyalty and passive-aggressive competition that animate their every exchange.

Forbes.com recently sat down with Watkins to discuss the virtues of loyalty, learning to be aggressive without blowing his cool and how to spend less time in endless meetings.

Already, aggressive low-fare competitors with solid brand loyalty, including Southwest Airlines and JetBlue Airways, are adding flights and even buying planes to compete more aggressively for the aggrieved business traveler.

But they relied mostly on the men's words, citing their loyalty oath to Al Qaeda and aggressive comments made to two F.B.I. informants.

The department stores are responding by reinforcing their loyalty programs, offering discounts and doing aggressive e-mail marketing to customers.