Sentence examples for allegiance to a cause from inspiring English sources

We often declare our independence, Fitzgerald thought, by declaring our allegiance to a cause that makes what Trilling called a "large, strict, personal demand upon life".

The war supplies the motifs for Horn's themes: the meanings of freedom (not all slaves are physically in chains); the tension between commitment to a cause and allegiance to family.

When they log on, they see an up-to-the-minute list of everything their friends have done on the site: made a new friend, posted new pictures, even declared their allegiance to a political cause.

Like their millennial counterparts in the Middle East, the North Koreans are visionaries and their vision carries with it a death's head, which would sacrifice the world for the allegiance to a leader or cause.

The report found that 17 of the 37 identified since 1990 were solely or primarily motivated by ideology or allegiance to a foreign power or cause.

"Allegiance to a nation is a collective suicide pact".

"I have no allegiance to a building.

We propose that fan allegiance to a sports team spreads mainly through contact with other fans.

Creationists and ID proponents claim that allegiance to a materialistic worldview drives evolutionary theory more than any established biological evidence.

Sikelianos shows no allegiance to a single identity.

Foster allegiance to a particular candidate.