Sentence examples for in a loyal from inspiring English sources

He did, however, hint that he was planning to run for leadership again, saying that he would work "in a loyal and constructive way" to rebuild an independent PSOE that kept its distance from the PP.

Confucius believed in a loyal opposition.

But all engaged must have co-operated in a loyal spirit which alone could have realised the composer's ideas so perfectly.

And in turn, people loved him -- the twinkle in his eyes, the laughter in his heart and the pleasure taken in a loyal friendship.

Sussex Slipcote, a sharp soft cheese made from sheep's milk, the harder Duddleswell, pecorino, halloumi, feta and ricotta all pull in a loyal crowd.

In a loyal, scrupulous, and authoritative biography, "Joseph Brodsky: A Literary Life" (Yale; $35; translated from the Russian by Jane Ann Miller, Brodskyy's old friend Lev Loseff puts a great deal of emphasis on his subject's decision to drop out of school, arguing that it prevented Brodsky from being ruined by overschooling.

That and, releasing short content that becomes viral is still key in building a loyal audience that will (hopefully) pay for work in the future.

Promoting Mr. Wei could be a first move in assembling a loyal core within the military.

He joined the crusade of his elder brother, the Lord Edward (1271 1272); and Edward, on his accession as King Edward I, found in Edmund a loyal supporter.

Part of the appeal of the Iraq contracts lies in serving a loyal customer, the United States government, that pays its bills on time.

The unexpected chemistry between the two, as washed-up actor Bob and bored newlywed Charlotte, landed Lost in Translation a loyal following.