Sentence examples for historical loyalty from inspiring English sources

"It's always been a tough sell to build retail loyalty based on historical loyalty," she added.

"What Britain is going to realize is that markets have no flag and historical loyalty is minimal," said Nicholas Cull, a professor of public diplomacy at USC Annenberg School of Communication and Journalism.

A source said Scotland's higher Labour vote in 2010 was based on a "Brown bounce" - a combination of historical loyalties to Brown and a reflex response to the backlash against him in England.

While their historical loyalties tend to lean toward German Expressionism, Balthus mixed with Manzoni (weird but true), and Russian Constructivism, Mr. Mulder seems to be mining the heretofore unnoticed gap between Raoul Dufy and Jackson Pollock, which brings him, unexpectedly, into the vicinity of the American painter David Bates.

More interested in wine's tradition, historical substance and loyalty to its terroir?

The more practical politician Rieger, who found support among some Bohemian aristocrats, decided to emphasize the historical rights while maintaining loyalty to the Habsburg monarchy.

Unlike the great figures of German social democracy, unlike Stalin, who personally minuted the file on Marx's son, "Unimportant, keep in the archives," Yvonne Kapp saw no contradiction between ideological loyalty and historical truth.

Loot and Loyalty (1955), a historical novel, was prophetic in its description of an environmental catastrophe in the Chernobyl region.

He told crowds marking the 1945 Soviet victory over the Nazis that Crimea had shown loyalty to a "historical truth" in choosing to be part of Russia.

Later works include the historical novel A Question of Loyalties (1974), A Pigeon Among the Cats (1974), and Such a Nice Client (1977; also published as Stroke of Death).

But the enduring loyalty of the Browns historical society is particularly striking because St . Louisremains a thriving baseball town dressed in Cardinals red.