Sentence examples for is being disloyal from inspiring English sources

He is just another politician for the moment, and he will almost certainly spend conference season keeping away from both banana-related photo opportunities and any suggestion that he is being disloyal to Brown.

Obama is being disloyal to the American people and the stated principles of his Party when he shills for wealthy corporate tax evaders.

If he is hesitant about hanging with other girls, he might already see you as his girlfriend and feels like he is being disloyal.

On the other hand, if she died, (especially recently) you may have a hard time supporting and making allowances for the kids in their grief, and they may feel their parent is being disloyal to her memory.

Another reporter asked Watson if he thought Mickelson was being disloyal.

Reagon made it clear that anyone criticising BM while benefiting from its trade was being disloyal.

If the owner of the New York Jets found out Eric Mangini knew anything about this and didn't do anything with it, he should be fired, because he's being disloyal to his players and his team.

"Talking about it made me feel like I was being disloyal in a sense, like I was breaking the code," Ms. O'Reilly said of her early efforts to blow the whistle on Mr. Armstrong.

She goes on to say that she was worried that she might be being "disloyal to my child... [but] I actually think that my baby would be very proud to be able to share her milk".

"The idea that by supporting Barack I'm being disloyal to my gender is absurd," Julia, 15, said on a recent evening, unshakable in her belief that Mr. Obama represented a new kind of politics, one that went beyond party, race and sex.

Jackie and Joanie got crazy jealous, angry that I was being disloyal to the pack.