Sentence examples for generally loyal from inspiring English sources

He was generally loyal to the French crown and served it well.

His grip on Sinn Fein remains firm, his party generally loyal in almost cultish devotion to the West Belfast MP.

The impeached governor was knocked off the competition Sunday after missteps that were surprising to a nearly extinct species: his few generally loyal former aides.

The arrangements were generally loyal to the well-remembered hits from the '60s and '70s, though with a more anemic beat than Motown's usual two-drummer foundation.

As the PA crumbles under fratricidal conflict and the pressure of foreign economic sanctions, the lawlessness has prompted the powerful Palestinian clans (which are not generally loyal to any one party) to see to their own security.

Part of it may simply be one of the functions that conventions have long served: to motivate voters who are generally loyal to the party, but who had been paying only marginal attention to the race.

So far they have generally stayed loyal.

As a result, the people of Beit Safafa have generally been loyal to the state of Israel.

It is striking that Trump's family members feel so betrayed, because Trump himself is not generally a loyal person.

Since Syria's opposition is mostly Sunni Muslim, reflecting the country's 75% Sunni make-up, he needs to win over Alawites and Christians, each about a tenth of the population, who have generally stayed loyal to Mr Assad.

In 2008, those voters were generally more loyal to Clinton than to Obama, but Webb believes that he could attract a national coalition of both groups of voters in the Presidential primaries.