Sentence examples for common allegiance from inspiring English sources
The Anglican Communion is an affiliation of churches with roots in the Church of England and a common allegiance to the archbishop of Canterbury.
Members of each tribe (iwi) recognized a common ancestry (which might be traced through either or both parents) and common allegiance to a chief or chiefs (ariki).
The shared goal of social justice and a common allegiance to the tactics of nonviolent direct action made these two movements appear to be a "natural" fit, at least from the radical pacifists' perspective.
But of course it is one thing to vow unity in the face of peril in order to create a republic ― and quite another to pledge common allegiance to a thug who is destroying it.
One is a sense of common political allegiance to the federal system – to be American means something, to be European much less.
All in all, the combination of a sense of origin in Scotland combined with a sense of common religious allegiance and a shared cultural heritage makes for a very attractive package.
The conflict, coexistence, or combination of these two traditions within a single small state, with a shared religion and a common citizenship and allegiance, should prove illuminating.
The conflict, coexistence, or combination of these two traditions [i.e. the Judeo-Christian and the Judeo-Islamic] within a single small state, with a shared religion and a common citizenship and allegiance, should prove illuminating.
Though his commitment to the importance of self-knowledge and the transparency of thought is obvious, Reid jeopardizes his allegiance to common sense by asserting we think of non-existent objects directly and without thinking of a mental intermediary.
There was a language, shared over web-streams and Foster's, that I wasn't privy to a common tongue of rivalry, allegiance, and collective memory.
On the ground, to this one time San Franciscan, residents of the Bay Area no longer feel bound by allegiance to a common past, nor do they appear to aspire to a common destiny.
