Sentence examples for group loyalty from inspiring English sources

Group loyalty is hugely important to teenagers.

True, Westerners today stress things like self-reliance, where East Asians might value group loyalty.

Can shared pain itself be enough to forge bonds of group loyalty?

Social identity as social glue: The origins of group loyalty (2004).

This generation of kids seems far more interested in friendship and group loyalty than in pairing off.

In one analysis he found that peer group loyalty sometimes competes with academic performance, especially in racially mixed settings.

Another element suggested by the names the men picked is the importance of group loyalties.

Most wars are fought by nations — by people aroused not only by common interests but by common passions, moralities and group loyalties.

For that reason, Haidt told me, "once group loyalties are engaged, you can't change people's minds by utterly refuting their arguments.

She's been a success in the party because the inclusive position, which she has reached after almost 40 years in Labour politics, cuts across usual group loyalties.

In "Liberalism and the Limits of Justice" (1982) Mr Sandel argued that Rawls's celebrated account of social justice downplayed the moral weight of family feeling, group loyalties and community attachments.