Sentence examples for expressions of loyalty from inspiring English sources

If she can resign now, having expressed loyalty this morning, doesn't that suggest that other expressions of loyalty from ministers should not be taken seriously?

But their expressions of loyalty could hardly be more conditional.

Expressions of loyalty towards the Guardian were a tonic.

But the move did not satisfy the Martyrs Brigades, which has been sharply critical of Mr. Arafat's recent moves despite past expressions of loyalty to the Palestinian leader.

But it is the ancient cyclops cars, with their clanging bells, crank windows and stop-request pull strings, that provoke the most extreme expressions of loyalty.

If you haven't seen it yet, you must watch the video of Trump going around the table on Monday morning and eliciting gushing testimonials and expressions of loyalty from his own appointees.

The donation is seen as an expression of loyalty because it expresses a commitment to the institution in the face of (presumably) more narrowly self-serving alternatives available to the donor.

"This is about an expression of loyalty to their leaders.

In the United States, the Pledge of Allegiance points all Americans to a mutual expression of loyalty.

In Trump's lexicon, love is an expression of loyalty to be commanded from another.

That is how Russia works," said Mrs. Schulmann, noting that most would be eager to respond to any such call as an expression of loyalty.