Sentence examples for dogged loyalty from inspiring English sources

The marriage proved less than blissful, although it was saved by dogged loyalty on both sides.

His dogged loyalty to an unworthy monarch (Charlemagne's son Louis) is the subject of a group of poems that include the Chanson de Guillaume ("Song of William").

What she possessed was energy, the dogged loyalty she displayed campaigning for Obama after she lost and, not insignificant, her fame.

For years, the dogged loyalty of Japan's conservative heartland kept the Liberal Democrats in power despite urban unhappiness with its chronic corruption scandals and policy bungling.

Approaching the Super Bowl in Florida with all the X's and the V, their mood is a mixture of anticipation, dogged loyalty, no little dread and infinite resignation.

Given that her relationship with Galea dates to her teenage years, Personius said, "it would be equally fair to find that he improperly took advantage of her dogged loyalty".

It is hard to figure out how all this dogged political loyalty would make her a good replacement for the governor.

While he remained a friend of Kim Philby, out of dogged personal loyalty, he also maintained his shadowy connections with the British Secret Intelligence Service until near the end of his life.

But this, as others insisted – including Hetherington, who had sometimes been irked by his dogged party loyalties – did an injustice to John.

In writing about those women who concocted recipes with one secret ingredient that was shared with no one, Fisher, who died in 1992, described herself better than anyone else could: Where are the witches of yesteryear, the strange old women with their dogged involvement, their loyalty to true flavor and changeless quality?

Ned's dogged friendship inspires the loyalty of others; when his Leftorium appeared on the verge of bankruptcy shortly after it opened, Homer arranged a George Bailey-esque bailout with the help of many people in Springfield.