Sentence examples for demonstrating allegiance from inspiring English sources

The necessity of her appearance was clear — she was the Party's way of demonstrating allegiance with the insurrection — but Warren's seduction was at once too obvious and too limited: she mentioned a "rigged system" five times, but only on her own narrow, economic terms, not theirs.

Anecdotal evidence suggests that there are some users, particularly in middle school and high school, who will list themselves as "married" to get a rise out of their "friends" or to demonstrate allegiance to those they feel particularly close to.

If Prince is no longer playing for the suits and the seats, if he's just delivering the music in his head and demonstrating his allegiance to his God, then why end the record with a big showstopping number?

Ukrainians have demonstrated their allegiance to a European Union that is itself hopelessly divided, with the euro crisis pitting creditor and debtor countries against one another.

Still, she and Mr. Moan both acknowledged that some national committee members who are ardent Buchanan backers would feel more comfortable with a chairman who has demonstrated unambiguous allegiance to Mr. Buchanan and the direction he would take the party.

For it is not foreign visitors whom the Russian government is relying upon to recoup the astronomical costs of the Olympic extravaganza, but patriots with money who need to demonstrate their allegiance to the Kremlin.

A wretched old cast she wore over her torso, embellished with circular mirrors, illustrations, and a prominent hammer and sickle symbol, demonstrates her allegiance to Communism as well as a healthy dose of surrealism.

This was done, in spite of the government in exile's reservations, to demonstrate its allegiance to the Allied cause and in retaliation for the deployment of Italian bombers in bases on the channel coast within occupied Belgium.

Paul's people appeared early and in droves, placards and megaphones in hand, ready to demonstrate their allegiance to a man who has been all but ignored by the mainstream media in his drive to be the Republican nominee for president.

This view--that conflates Muslims with ISIS and requires Muslims to demonstrate their allegiance to the U.S. by identifying and reporting those "bad" Muslims--feeds into the racist and anti-Muslim propaganda about who commits acts of violence in the U.S. and who is responsible for that violence.

Without this understanding, positive psychologists can best demonstrate their allegiance to a scientific attitude by changing course and acknowledging just how little is actually known.