Sentence examples for grounds of loyalty from inspiring English sources

Even on the grounds of loyalty to country alone, Trump's vision is disastrous, a blinkered, board-game "patriotism" that is ultimately suicidal and unpatriotic.

But between that minority who believe it will have an effect for good (12%) and that which believes it has done ill (19%), there is a strong divide on grounds of established loyalties.

I have a tremendous sense of loyalty that was ground into me in Brooklyn.

But Obama's New Way organization was grounded largely on Old School codes — notions of loyalty, aggressiveness and discretion.

The bill suggests effacing all the effects of "sentences and sanctions inflicted on the grounds of alleged breaches of public loyalty".

If ou want to know why Neil thinks you should vote on grounds of age rather than party loyalties, then read on about your fat pig greedy parents and all the shit you are going to have to do for them in 20 years.

Apatovian comedy is both wild and firmly grounded; it surges into chaotic liberation and misadventure, while longing for the bonds of loyalty, friendship, family, and vocation.

By the end of the century, the Guelfs were themselves riven by faction, grounded largely in family and economic interests, but determined also by differing degrees of loyalty to the papacy and to Guelf allegiances.

This swan song at their old stamping grounds in Hoboken is a major celebration of their enduring spirit and, also, a rare kind of loyalty in the music world.

That is, embedded in those associations to which our loyalty is given are certain presumptions about the compatibility of the basic values attributable to the object of loyalty with those for which we stand (not that the values themselves are what ground the loyalty, for that might suggest that the loyalty is to the values).

Companies are straining the bonds of loyalty.