Sentence examples for mark of loyalty from inspiring English sources
Nineteenth was a decent mark of loyalty, but didn't exactly suggest a hardcore mass.
Here's an extract from one gallery label: "Devout warriers would use these sharp thorns to pierce their legs, arms and earlobes and let their own blood as a mark of loyalty".
The poppy has been a divisive issue in Ireland, particularly Northern Ireland, where it is regarded by many Republicans as a mark of loyalty to the British Crown.
However, such use was restricted to hand-held flags for "decorative ebullition" as a mark of loyalty to the Sovereign; the banner was not to be flown from flagpoles or public buildings.
"Preventing this coup may call for martyrdom, which we would offer as a mark of loyalty to the martyrs of the revolution," Mohamed El-Beltagi said in comments on the FJP website, referring to those who died in the 2011 uprising.
It is either a mark of their loyalty, my failure or the blamelessness with which Tony Blair has conducted his life that I have come up with so little in that department".
He bears this symbol as a mark of his loyalty towards his past in the Sekihō Army.
Ahmadinejad, who served for two tempestuous terms marked recently by deteriorating relations with the supreme leader, voted in late afternoon – breaking with the convention that senior officials vote early as a sign of loyalty to Khamenei.
Top marks for loyalty to those investors holding BP stock for income – which include many of our pension funds – but is this just a refusal to face financial facts?
I have seen the most tender moments between Seb and his siblings if either of them has been upset – and if his younger sister, who is five years his junior, is getting a telling off, he often stands up for her as a mark of solidarity, support and loyalty.
