Sentence examples similar to loyalty to this cause from inspiring English sources

Thinking of oneself as an exile implies a degree of political commitment and loyalty to the cause -- in this case, anti-Castro activism -- that thinking of oneself as a member of an American ethnic group does not.

Against all that must be set his fierce loyalty to the cause and to his players.

Was Anne there as a further test of Philip's loyalty to the cause?

To win the election for the top job Draghi was forced to dance for the Germans to prove his loyalty to the cause of sound money.

Duffy's loyalty to the cause and welfare of political prisoners appealed a good deal to his mischievous and anarchic nature.

Indeed, there is something cultish about the atmosphere at F&C, not least because the school's future is predicated upon its adherents' loyalty to the cause.

In a truly unusual move for a spy case, the Rosenbergs chose loyalty to the cause and silence instead of selling out anyone else.

The new enemy possesses one weapon, however, that none of these hugely expensive weapon systems will ever deter: the fanatical devotion to the idea that martyrdom is the highest form of loyalty to the cause.

No one would ever query his loyalty to the cause and if he can allow himself to reveal more of his personable private self in public, that will help him further.

Its central couple, Philip and Elizabeth Jennings, are Russian spies who have spent fifteen years in the United States blending in, and are faced with a series of choices that test their loyalty to the cause and to each other.

Trump was reportedly furious about his underling's disloyalty — or at least, his underling's greater loyalty to the cause of anti-Nazism than to the knee-jerk defense of everything the boss does.