Sentence examples for loyalty placed from inspiring English sources

A strong chapter on James Brown and "Say It Loud — I'm Black and I'm Proud" shows how the Godfather of Soul — who for a while would also be calling himself the Minister of New New Super Heavy Funk — got caught between his own political sympathies for Hubert Humphrey and the demands for race loyalty placed on him by the black power politics of the late '60s.

Or tried to will it away — what gnawed at me was that I let my fear and my loyalties place me on what I'd have generally imagined to be the wrong side of a rape trial.

But his civic loyalty is placed 100percentt in Great Neck, Long Island: "Parks?

Walter de Lacy travelled to Ireland in 1201 and the following year his properties, including Ludlow Castle, were once again confiscated to ensure his loyalty and placed under the control of William de Braose, his father-in-law.

The elite was purged of anyone with wavering loyalty or anyone who might develop wavering loyalties; Kim Il Sung placed close relatives at his side.

They decided to liberate all slaves to secure their loyalty, to place all the children and their nurses in the gymnasium and to put all the women in the temple of Artemis.

They placed loyalty to their machinations over loyalty to the United States.

In interviews before his death at the age of 75, Blunt rejected suggestions that he apologize to those he had betrayed, saying, in effect, that his personal sense of morality placed loyalty to his friends, including fellow spies, ahead of all else, including the love he said he felt in later life for Britain and its way of life.

Next, Irene demanded of the army an oath of loyalty, whose wording placed her before her son in precedence.

And in an age in which brand loyalty is easier to pursue than employee loyalty, marketing is well placed to teach HR about loyalty.

He noted that the attack had not been reported accurately or rapidly to senior commanders, most likely because of improperly placed loyalties.