Sentence examples for allegiance has from inspiring English sources

Over the years, Rubenstein's Democratic allegiance has loosened.

But the tribal allegiance has been truly broken.

But Robinson's Low Church allegiance has hugely benefitted her fiction.

Since the end of the war, political allegiance has been usually based on ethnic identity.

But though he still owns part of the Coyotes, Gluckstern's allegiance has changed.

Clan allegiance has long been the most powerful force in Somalia, trumping religion.

Their anthems of allegiance had resonance, volume and understandable spite.

Under common law dating back to the early 17th century, national allegiance had been perpetual, not consensual.

Many versions of this confused allegiance have played out over the years.

At the June election, political allegiance had less to do with social class than it ever has before.

Even there, what underlies the impulse to adhere to sectarianism is the fact that alternative possibilities of political allegiance have lost credibility.