Sentence examples for consider it disloyal from inspiring English sources
If you are prosperous because you spent your whole career at GE and wound up with a lot of GE shares, you may consider it disloyal to unload the shares.
In discussing people or things, "Si uses the word 'attractive' the way other people might use the word 'spiritual,' " says a former senior executive who requested anonymity because he didn't want Mr. Newhouse to consider him disloyal.
Because such employees are generally considered disloyal, it has been common to characterize them as traitors, snitches, weasels, squealers, or rats.
Asked if he considered Dr. Oppenheimer disloyal to the United States, Dr. Teller said no.
In doing so he is sidelining not only parliament but also the prime minister, and I consider that disloyal".
(Or if Senator Obama had had the temerity to even remotely suggest that John McCain would consider being disloyal to his country for political reasons?) We have a monumental double standard here.
The church reflexively demonises those it considers disloyal.
As the Union Flag was recognised as the National flag, it was considered disloyal to fly either ensign without the Union flag alongside, and it was the Union Flag that covered the coffins of Australia's war dead.
Even if you consider yourself a disloyal Yahoo account holder maybe you have an e-mail address that you reserve for marketing spam and check, out of habit, every couple of weeks Yahoo counts you among those active users.
