The immaculate visual surface of his films was guaranteed by his constant loyalty, whenever possible, to those two great cinematographers Gunnar Fischer, and - after Sawdust and Tinsel - Sven Nykvist.
Let other breeds come and go; anyone who has ever owned a poodle knows there is simply no other breed that can give you the amazing intelligence, absolute love, constant loyalty and devotion, sweet trust and concern that you get from a poodle.
He saw no contradiction between signing a letter declaring "constant loyalty" to the Queen and declaring independence a few days later; the Rhodesian Government was careful at the time of UDI to state its continued loyalty to the British Crown, though it later declared a Republic.
They are a testament to the constant loyalty and perseverance of the many volunteers who visit them and help out, as well as a testament to those who have faith in keeping them running.
Over the 11 years that Angela Merkel has been at the top of German politics, steering her country through global financial crashes, European debt crises and the aftershocks of wars in the Middle East, she has been able to rely on one constant: the loyalty of her party.
In his raps, the gangsta life is a living hell, a constant test of loyalty and resolve; women are available but not satisfying, always wanting more than he's willing to give.
They would have to overcome Johnson's lack of personal ambition, and promise him a smooth, unchallenged succession, total loyalty and constant support.
The fiduciary duty requires undivided loyalty and constant care and vigilance.
One constant, though, has been loyalty, to the family cause and one another.
No drug dealing near schools, no rough stuff on the streets, no back-talk; Woz runs his precinct with the familial loyalty and constant OCD paranoia of every cinematic mobster.
