Sentence examples for declarations of loyalty from inspiring English sources

The coup enraged Hitler, who declared: "even if Yugoslavia at first should give declarations of loyalty, she must be considered as a foe and therefore must be destroyed as quickly as possible".

They detect an echo of communist propaganda in their rulers' declarations of loyalty to a military ally, plus an unwillingness to give straight answers.

There was fist-pumping and toothpick-grinning, accusations of diving and declarations of loyalty, while in the background shady businessmen looked on with bulging pockets.

They read as public declarations of loyalty to an audience of one — the media-obsessed president, who was gratified to see the statements as aides kept him abreast.

In August, I asked Gerald Levin, the C.E.O. of CNN's parent corporation, AOL Time Warner, how he squared the ubiquitous Condit coverage with his frequent declarations of loyalty to high-minded journalism.

He might have three weeks or three months ahead of him as first-deputy prime minister, but the changeable Mr Yeltsin has long been fond of prefacing high-level sackings with extravagant declarations of loyalty.

We know that his words are more than a pro-forma declaration of loyalty.

One way of reading Gass's title, then, is as his declaration of loyalty to the life of sentences.

In fact, it was a declaration of loyalty to the American people against that very power structure.

With a few tweaks by its lyricists, Alan and Marilyn Bergman, it became a fiercely proud declaration of loyalty by the boyfriend of a married man.

As celebrity endorsements to political parties go, Daniel Radcliffe's declaration of loyalty to the Liberal Democrats appeared, on first impressions at least, to be a useful one.