Sentence examples for language of loyalty from inspiring English sources

He may be a professional tactician, but he speaks the language of loyalty and commitment, not the language of calculations and self-interest.

One of Haidt's claims is that the moral appeal of the left in contemporary politics is too narrowly confined to issues of justice and equality, whereas the right can speak the language of loyalty and authority.

In response, those who personalize the objects of loyalty point out that we have equally available to us the language of commitment or devotion and, in the case of what is spoken of as "loyalty to one's principles," we have the language of integrity.

In Berkeley, toward the end of the 1960's, he writes a moving declaration of loyalty to the language: Faithful mother tongue, I have been serving you.

And once inside, their eyes lifted to the televisions, and their voices were filled with cheers and groans, the language of people divided between their loyalty to the Yankees and their pride in Dominican ballplayers.

In the recent spate of attacks, the claims of responsibility and pledges of loyalty have been strikingly similar in language and tone, as if adhering to an exacting script.

Immigrant groups may have strong links with producing countries; they speak languages the police rarely understand; they have close ties of loyalty to each other.

When writing about Mexican immigrants in 2006, Buchanan said that in contrast to Italian immigrants, "millions of Mexicans are determined to retain their language and loyalty to Mexico".

Article 20 stated that all bishops were to take an oath of loyalty to the state and had to be Italian subjects speaking the Italian language.

He essentially invented the language of public radio today, terms like "affinity," "loyalty," "power" and "public service".

Companies are straining the bonds of loyalty.