Sentence examples for complex loyalty from inspiring English sources

Among my parents' generation, the 18 years under Park Chung-hee seem to have instilled a complex loyalty to him that is oddly parallel to the feeling that North Koreans had after Kim Il-sung's 46-year-long rule (with the caveat, of course, that North Koreans never had democracy, before or since).

The tale Mr. Bismullah's lawyers assembled was one of complex tribal loyalties and evident confusion by his American captors.

Thomas was close to his half brothers and sisters, and managed gracefully a whole complex of loyalties.

But the Afghanistan "surge" is an extraordinarily difficult task given the brutal terrain and the complex tribal loyalties in Afghanistan which have conspired throughout history to eat empires from Genghis Kahn to the British to the Soviets.

However, Black said Morrisons' price-matching scheme seemed too complex and the loyalty scheme was already looking outdated.

The four major commanders at the Battle of Mill Springs each reveal complex ties of loyalty, region and ethnicity.

Whereas Moyes was the master of all he surveyed at Everton's Finch Farm training complex and inspired loyalty from those around him, at Manchester United he appeared unable to delegate or to focus on what mattered.

This first novel about the complex nature of loyalty revolves around a young couple whose lives are disastrously affected by their proximity to the orbit of Roy Cohn, humanized here as sentimental yet sanctimonious, thuggishly blunt yet devoted to his friends.

Violence resulted from such diverse factors as the conflicting interests of ecclesiastical institutions, the complex ties of loyalty that bound men to one another and to the institutions of their society, and shifts in the distribution of power.

But IPL team identities are not the product of generations or complex patterns of loyalties.

In authentic lucha libre, the action merely punctuates an operatic narrative of inconstant loyalties, complex alliances and dark brooding.