What she possessed was energy, the dogged loyalty she displayed campaigning for Obama after she lost and, not insignificant, her fame.
A New Jersey native, he displayed loyalty this summer, re-signing for $5.6 million over two years.
It is the kind of loyalty that, if displayed by humans, would be characterized as "blind" and therefore likely to expose one to moral peril (Blamires, 24).
He has also earned the right, if this is possible, to go on his own terms after what he has given to Arsenal and the unswerving loyalty he has displayed.
Even former slaves displayed loyalty towards the monarchy and vehemently opposed the republicans, whom they called "the Paulistas".
According to Wen Ruilin's Lost history of the South (Nanjiang yishi, ), Hu studied at the National University there, and whilst a student was employed by the Ministry of Rites to record official proclamations; he produced the Imperial promotion of minor learning (Qin ban xiaoxue, ) and the Record of displayed loyalty (Biaozhong ji, ) as part of this work.
The Bush Hogs' commanding officer, Lieutenant Colonel William Carty, wrote, "The loyalty and commitment Hikmatullah displays in supporting [the special-operations task force] and its mission goes unmatched".
It's that residents of this former manufacturing quarter turned their spaces and practices into time machines as they displayed their loyalty to British industry and craft.
Mr. Chopra said he was proud to help the president, who has "displayed complete loyalty to reasoned policies" and needs another term.
Assimilation was long viewed as a process of subtraction -- newcomers displayed their loyalty by discarding the language and customs of their native lands.
