Sentence examples similar to loyal compatriots from inspiring English sources
It took one loyal compatriot an hour to find and restore most of the missing files.
Quite often, salespeople mistake someone for a coach when, in fact, the person isn't a loyal compatriot.
Thomas primarily studies cool things about broccoli, such as heat stress, but my loyal compatriot co-worker Liz and I primarily assist on several different projects, which I will explain!
Although some have switched sides rather than kill their compatriots, Mr Assad commands crack units and a relatively loyal officer corps, as well as tanks, heavy artillery and an air force.
The "self-portrait" that emerges from these pages is that of a Machiavellian survivor: an egomaniac who identifies himself with the revolution but who is loyal not to a cause, not to an ideology, not to his compatriots, but only to his own ambition.
During the Bohemian rebellion against Habsburg rule (1618 23) he remained loyal to Ferdinand; he always despised the political and military inefficiency of his noble compatriots.
A lack of personal contact with Muslims allows this distorted picture to flourish, leading many Americans to see their Muslims compatriots as a dangerous threat, rather than as fellow human beings and loyal Americans who contribute positively to society.
When many of his compatriots toyed in the romantic playground of Maoist fantasy or Marxist revolution, BHL remained a loyal steward of the Enlightenment and staunch defender of liberal civilization.
Their compatriots will not.
Any compatriots out there?
