Sentence examples for deepest loyalty from inspiring English sources

Jazz's deepest loyalty is to endurance.

"This primary is going to be decided based on who's got the deepest loyalty of voters, and who can get voters out on Election Day," he said.

How would that feel for someone whose deepest loyalty, quite rightly, is to his family?

It is all just an actualization of Plato's extreme suggestion in his utopian Republic that the best way to persuade people to give their deepest loyalty and devotion to the government rather than their families is to have men and women exercise naked together, till the whole sexual arousal thing becomes old hat and boring.

Where do one's deepest loyalties lie — to a country, a job, a friend, or oneself?

He was essentially a Confucian without being dogmatically conservative in policy, and it was with the philosophy of the ancient reformer that his deepest loyalties lay.

Nothing that he writes, however, is likely to give comfort to those who are not content to delegate the administration of liberty to "an intellectual élite and a progressive middle class" — the phrase, as I've already noted, that Stoppard has recently used to indicate where his deepest loyalties lie.

We are more than reasoning creatures, and the way we use our reason reflects our deepest loyalties, passions, trusts and fears.

Both enjoy deep loyalty from their members.

There is a deep loyalty to John.

Still, the institutions can command deep loyalty.