Sentence examples for loyal Christian from inspiring English sources

One, who fears the prospect of Kurdish control as much as a return by the Ba'athists, described him as "prime minister Barzani's loyal Christian".

Merkel, who is finding herself increasingly isolated in Europe as a whole over her refugee policies, faced an astonishing rebellion from within her Cabinet recently when two normally loyal Christian Democratic allies, Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere and Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble, thwarted her plans to allow refugees who arrived in Germany to bring their families in later.

Like Shakespeare, too, he effaced himself: you can't even decide if Velázquez was a loyal Christian court artist or a sly ironist who saw through the whole charade.

A devoted and passionate lover of wife Judy and family he is remembered as a dedicated physician, explorer, real estate developer, bon vivant who lived adventurously and buoyantly, and as a committed and loyal Christian.

In the previously mentioned story of Thélème, which critics analyze as referring in part to the suffering of loyal Christian reformists or "evangelicals" within the French Church, the reference to the Greek word θέλημα "declares that the will of God rules in this abbey".

Still, for over 1500 years, the prevailing view was that everything revolved around us, and as more evidence began to show that that idea was almost certainly false, the extremely loyal Christian demo wasn't ready to accept evidence that would throw a wrench into their entire belief system.

Bye-bye Gloucester's sons, Edmund and Edgar, and Lear's loyal Kent.

He was also a loyal Bush supporter, who had campaigned for Jeb Bush, and a committed evangelical Christian.