Sentence examples for demonstration of loyalty from inspiring English sources
Far from it: the demonstration of loyalty had made him all the more attractive.
The signs are that Roberto Martinez needs no fake demonstration of loyalty.
The outrage caused a great demonstration of loyalty in the city.
Just a few days before Boris Nemtsov's assassination, tens of thousands marched across Moscow in an "anti-Maidan" protest, a demonstration of loyalty to the government and raw aggression toward its opponents.
The Conservatives returned to Westminister in good form, pleased with the strident demonstration of loyalty given to their leader, Mr. Edward Heath, at the annual conference in Brighton last month.
But Representative Robert Menendez's actions in rallying support for James E. McGreevey, the near-winner in the 1997 governor's race and presumptive front-runner in 2001, are better understood as a demonstration of loyalty.
The good news is that the Russians do take their right to vote seriously after decades of "elections" that were really compulsory demonstrations of loyalty to the Communist Party.
The next day, the Manchester Guardian published Congratulations To Her Majesty - reports of the demonstrations of loyalty from various dignitaries and members of the clergy.
Except, however, for one or two small incidents, demonstrations of loyalty were much greater than might reasonably have been expected.Yet in one respect the King in South Africa is not above politics, for republicanism is a political issue between the two main parties.
Mr. Mubarak was questioned about gifts, including gold pens, designer neckties, leather bags, shoes, gold jewelry and expensive watches that Al Ahram, which operates several newspapers and other media outlets, gave him from 2006 to 2011 as demonstrations of loyalty, its Web site reported.
