Sentence examples for case for Loyalty from inspiring English sources

Stickin' The Case for Loyalty.

Carvilification In his book "Stickin': The Case for Loyalty," James Carville seemed pleased that he had been called "Clinton's gunsel" by the columnist Richard Cohen.

"Stickin' "is subtitled "The Case for Loyalty," and Carville tries to expand his thesis about "stickin' "with your friends -- in particular Clinton -- to a broader reflection on family and religion and patriotism.

So when Pandora is making the case for lower loyalty rates, even the arguments that it can use are limited.

In The Sources of Religious Insight Royce considers and rejects several common conceptions of religion before making his case for a religion of loyalty.

It raised suspicions that MPs had been offered bribes, in some cases worth hundreds of thousands of euros, in return for loyalty to the coalition in the messy vote for prosecutor-general in 2010.

No discounts for loyalty.

Lord Prescott called for loyalty.

Is this what passes for loyalty?

But others called for loyalty.

Amazon goes all out for loyalty.