In other Canadian fiction, family relations, in all their varied forms of loyalty, confusion, and betrayal, were often the focus.
"But as price parity becomes more assumed and more the norm, then other forms of loyalty will become important to travel Web sites".
More sympathetic approaches to patriotism have sought to ground it in new forms of loyalty that are compatible with universal values, respect for human rights, and tolerance of ethnic and national differences.
That, they insist, is the only form of loyalty to the Revolution.
He also said some Democrat relatives "have supported Mandel's campaign out of family loyalty" — a form of loyalty, he suggested, that "leads deeper into the darkness".
Moore, who lives in Hoover, Ala., and graduated from Alabama in 1976, views his paintings as a form of loyalty to the university.
How do we know that it would be better to counter the effects of this bias rather than to respect it as a legitimate form of loyalty?
The new enemy possesses one weapon, however, that none of these hugely expensive weapon systems will ever deter: the fanatical devotion to the idea that martyrdom is the highest form of loyalty to the cause.
As a brother and as a Labour MP, he cannot possibly believe that those little nudges and winks—"for the moment" or "for now"—amount to an acceptable form of loyalty to his party leader.
Before the conference opened, while restating his strongly held view that Britain should give up "weapons of mass destruction", Mr Corbyn pointedly declined to make opposition to the renewal of Trident a form of loyalty test, adding that he understood the very different views held by some of his colleagues, including his deputy, Tom Watson.
* When it was announced, late Monday, that McCain would return to Washington, just ten days after undergoing surgery, to vote on re-opening debate on repeal of the Affordable Care Act, it was expected that he would vote with his party; after all, that's a form of loyalty, too.
