Sentence examples for disloyal enough from inspiring English sources
"I've been disloyal enough," he said.
Nobody wanted to be wimpy or disloyal enough to question what was happening.
Norfolk, however, was neither bold enough to ask Elizabeth's consent for the match nor disloyal enough to raise an insurrection against her.
Such a public blood-letting followed by a series of ballots at Westminster and finally a poll of all the party's members in the country, with its many attendant uncertainties, is enough to make the most recklessly disloyal MP pause.The one thing that might make Conservative MPs desperate enough to act would be a couple of polls putting the Liberal Democrats in second place.
Their task was to report on "seditious and disloyal utterances," which could make life especially difficult for anyone unlucky enough to have German ancestry.
ALEX RODRIGUEZ is rich enough to shrug off the perception in Seattle that he is disloyal for taking $252 million from the Texas Rangers, out in the middle of nowhere, when he could have remained in haughty Dot-Com City.
It also hurts the movie because Mr. Bellocchio — who can't get enough of her suffering, though you eventually might — proves as loyal to her as Mussolini was disloyal.
Disloyal competition, no.
They are treasonous and disloyal.
Who decides who is disloyal?
