Sentence examples for loyal both from inspiring English sources

The question of whether it is possible to be loyal both to the nation and to a racial or ethnic group is acute in France.

Though Gibbs represented the British Crown in Rhodesia, he had been a local resident most of his life, and had feet in both camps, regarding himself as loyal both to Rhodesia and to the faraway monarch.

Four hundred words of Josh's epic post were the attributes he wants in his woman which include having to be "a chaste virgin, preferably one who is either Scottish or German but as long as you are 100% white that is the most important thing" and "clean, honest, loyal (both to our race and to me and our children).".

Ted Kennedy will soon die, and Obama (and many other Kennedys) want to see Caroline in the political game in a high profile way to provide leadership for the tens of thousands of capable political hands that Kennedy's machine has produced to be loyal both to her stewardship of the family operation and then loyal to Obama.

Imlay felt pulled between the two households: she felt loyal both to her sisters and to her father.

Davis and Benjamin worked together closely, and as Davis came to realize that his subordinate was loyal both to the Confederacy and to Davis personally, he returned complete trust in Benjamin.

Fans ultimately stayed loyal to both "Lost" and "Boardwalk".

Littlefinger acts like he's being loyal to both sisters.

Troops and fighters loyal to both men have been protecting protesters.

Sirte, 280 miles east of Tripoli and resolutely loyal, has both a civilian and military airport.

Mr. Taylor and Mr. Sankoh would help each other over the next decade, as soldiers loyal to both fought in Liberia and Sierra Leone.