Sentence examples for keenly loyal from inspiring English sources

Wealth is hardly unique in a national candidate or in a President, but, unlike Franklin Roosevelt — or Teddy Roosevelt or John Kennedy — Romney seems to be keenly loyal to the perquisites and the presumptions of his class, the privileged cadre of Americans who, like him, pay extraordinarily low tax rates, with deductions for corporate jets.

He was keenly intelligent, witty, bighearted, loyal and a pillar of strength to his friends and family.

As I ushered several of my most loyal and keenly inquisitive sidekicks into Bar Q for Visit 2, I tiptoed around the answers.

Iran's young people and women, who have been among the reform movement's strongest and most loyal supporters, have keenly felt the pressure of the Islamic morals police intruding on their daily lives.

But she remained keenly aware of the challenges in a society where traditional values dictate that women be loyal, faithful and modestly dressed.

In March the Syrian opposition opened its first official delegation, taking over the building that once housed diplomats loyal to Bashar al-Assad and a reminder of how symbolically important embassies are, as Karzai is so keenly aware.

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And loyal.

American officials are keenly aware that any agreement must be approved by Iraq's fractured Council of Representatives, where Sunni and Shiite factions feud and even Shiite blocs loyal to competing leaders cannot agree.

Individual freedoms are more keenly demanded.

Loyal friend.