Sentence examples for consistently loyal from inspiring English sources

They remained consistently loyal to Nixon and Reagan.

Saturday's 7,755 was their season's best in numbers that suggest a consistently loyal core.

Even the Mirror, consistently loyal to the government and pro-European, had to argue the pointlessness of bringing an "always ridiculous" case.

The chief government spokesman, Uwe-Karsten Heye, said Mr. Schröder had regretfully accepted Mr. Steiner's resignation and thanked him for "consistently loyal, professionally excellent and committed cooperation in difficult times".

In spite of misgivings with the King's favourites, Pembroke was consistently loyal to Edward.

Being consistently loyal, he was a devoted husband, but also could be self-centered, undemonstrative and reserved, and often grumpy; and there was the ubiquitous mistress of politics.

One of the difficulties of getting a consistently large, loyal audience to support World Music is its natural ghetto-ization.

Over the last decade, Perry has built a media empire that includes plays, TV shows and movies that have consistently done well thanks to a loyal, enthusiastic and under-served core fanbase of black churchgoers. .

Rojo consistently released excellent products and has a loyal core user base.

MySpace didn't take the top prize in any of the bug testing categories, but was considered to have "a loyal following", as it drew consistently high marks from a subset of users.

By consistently remaining true to himself, Sutter has stayed loyal to his players.