Sentence examples for class loyalty from inspiring English sources

It was a time when class loyalty trumped almost all other concerns.

This is a book EP Thompson might have applauded, for it is a defence of fundamental class loyalty, of free thinking, inquiry, research and empiricism.

"If you were to dig a little deeper, you would discover that I was registered as a Republican, so class loyalty has some significance," Mr. Harvey said.

Rivalry and class loyalty are two of Downton's strongest themes and some mini-plots have at last started to play out nicely.

It is, in fact, a serious threat to Labour, wooing those who have long grown distant from the party but who, for reasons of family tradition and class loyalty, could never bring themselves to vote Conservative.

The aiders and abetters acted, Murray thinks, out of a class loyalty that has become obsolete: "We are not the same people as we were a quarter of a century ago..

(O.K., to draw a comparison between baseball and class loyalties is a juvenile conceit. Some of my best friends are Yankee fans. But humor me).

Jean Renoir's masterpiece is not only a moving anti-war statement but a rich exploration of class loyalties and transcending friendships.

The plan was simple, though he knew it would take time: move to the centre-left and replace Labour as the alternative to the Conservatives when class loyalties began to grow weaker and socialism lost its allure.

There is no equivalent for this word in English, nor, from the perspective of our own messy scene, glued together by tribal or class loyalties, is the concept easily explicable.

VENGEANCE (Holt, $26), the fifth novel in Black's moody series set in Dublin during the repressive 1950s and featuring a devilishly attractive pathologist named Quirke, is filled with these vivid daubs, lending color to an otherwise baleful plot reflecting the author's persistent themes of family loyalty and class betrayal.