Sentence examples for loyalty part from inspiring English sources

Talking to Ralph, Laurie becomes dizzy with the possibility of experiencing what he has only read about: "He was lifted into a kind of exalted dream, part loyalty, part hero-worship, all romance.

That's where the loyalty part of its business comes in.

Here's the loyalty part: According to the political blog Calbuzz, the Clinton-Newsom alliance goes back to at least 2003, when the former president stumped for Newsom during the mayoral run-off election in San Francisco.

You get a number for every airline you fly, but the fastest way to a free ticket is to stick with one airline (the whole loyalty part) and make sure it flies to international destinations.

As well as strong family loyalties, part of the glue that held the Chechens and other north Caucasian people together was Sufism, the mystical strand of Islam.Although Sufism is often associated with contemplation, among the proud mountain clans of Chechnya and Dagestan it acquired a strongly anti-Russian flavour.

The second part, the loyalty component, has two items on loyalty, which rate overall satisfaction and willingness to recommend to a friend [ 21, 22].

Friends of Mr. Bacanovic say that such loyalty is part of his character.

King succeeded in winning Tyson's loyalty, in part by convincing him that he should not trust whites.

"Loyalty is part of being a Red Sox fan, so, I can say, yes, we'll probably put the flag out again," McMahon said.

A similar argument can be made to an extent about sports: fans build loyalty in part by following home-grown stars for their bulk of their careers.

The quality of restraint, along with dignity and loyalty, is part of the idea of "greatness" by which Mr Stevens has always lived.