Sentence examples for deeply loyalty from inspiring English sources

Is he still a charismatic leader capable of motivating deeply loyalty among new and veteran jihadists?

The other standout character is a sentient sunbed named Toaster, a talkative robot capable of deeply touching loyalty and splendidly silly comedy.

Airlines appear interchangeable; most people base their decision to work for or fly a given carrier on convenience, not deeply ingrained loyalty.

The incumbents may have a while left to contend with the upstarts, because of some deeply held loyalties.

Nor is that kind of loyalty deeply embedded in the rest of the academic culture.

I have very strong connections with others, and I deeply value longevity, loyalty and love.

These seemingly unflippable seats show just how deeply entrenched party loyalty is in vast swaths of the country and how hard it will be for Democrats to win in 2020.

By making it possible to run without much party support, television deeply eroded party loyalties.

Her tone and anti-immigrant theme were all but universally rejected, but the criticism of her native Italy as a country of divided loyalties, deeply conflicted about the American-led military action, is getting a serious hearing.

"Let us move past the differences of party and find a new loyalty rooted deeply in our country," he said.

The result is a board that is deeply torn between its loyalty to the chief executive and its responsibility to oversee management on behalf of the shareholders.