Sentence examples for entirely loyal from inspiring English sources
You can never be entirely loyal, you never entirely trust".
Bradford claimed that most of the state's white residents were "entirely loyal," and that slaveholders were "among the most loyal".
Though the Doha, Dubai and Morocco tournaments have been almost entirely loyal to their own, there have been exceptions.
Perhaps there were personal reasons behind some of these moves – a suspicion that such centrists might not be entirely loyal to their leader.
A high-street shopper may have some loyalty but we've got a supporter base who are entirely loyal and this is an opportunity to get to the front of the queue".
"He's supported by a coterie of securocrats and military officers who are entirely loyal, however serious the situation may be," said one Zimbabwean analyst who spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of reprisals.
The Junta then appointed a new Audiencia composed entirely of criollos loyal to the revolution.
Dan Castellaneta calls him "a dog trapped in a man's body", adding, "He's incredibly loyal – not entirely clean – but you gotta love him".
He argues that the party's support is almost entirely made up of formerly "loyal Labour card-holders and activists".
This perturbs those such as Tom Harris, who says it would be "entirely impractical" to have MPs loyal to a Scottish leader but not to the prime minister.
