Sentence examples for loyalty to something from inspiring English sources

"Loyalty is a good quality," she says, "but loyalty to something that's wrong is not good".

To identify yourself with a decade is therefore to declare both your loyalty to something greater than yourself and your skepticism about the whole notion of loyalty.

But for this to happen requires hundreds of millions of people to make irrational decisions out of loyalty to something like "the good of the earth" which has no more objective an existence than God.

But you see he is showing, as is Andy Burnham over in Manchester, they are showing loyalty to something which is beyond something that might seem superficially attractive at the moment.

Born in London in 1921 to Russian, German, French and Italian ancestry, Sir Peter said he had  "automatic loyalty to  something like the United Nations".

It would be easy to make a movie that waxes nostalgic about the good old days, when there was some kind of bond between worker and company -- a loyalty, a commitment to something other than the stock price.

Simon is a best friend who has potential to become a hero and shows loyalty to Clary, something I look for in a friend myself, making thier friendship relatable.

Perhaps Cheika's loyalty to Michael Hooper has something to do with it.

Her loyalty to me is something I will be forever grateful for.

You can sweet talk me all you like, Sunil, but, like any journalist, my loyalty only extends to something with my byline on it.

Wherever the truth lies, loyalty to his manager is something of which Ridsdale is rightly proud.