Sentence examples for may be loyal from inspiring English sources
Smirnyagin may be loyal to Yeltsin but he is also confused.
Someone that may be loyal, honest, and yet want to get what they want.
But the faithful colleagues they leave behind may be loyal to a fault, a study has found.
Customers may be loyal to the referring site rather than to Amazon, and if some other bookseller offers a better deal, the site may transfer its allegiance.Given all that outsourcing, it is no wonder that Amazon's own operation is the lean-and-hungry kind.
In recent years, however, the comrades have begun to sniff an odour of apostasy: Eagleton may still be loyal to his leftism, but – to judge by recent broadsides against the New Atheists, whom he accuses of misinterpreting true Christianity – his doughty materialism has been deserting him.
He may not be loyal to the corrupt party establishment, but he does represent what the party rank and file want -- change.
If your lawyer has requested different relief, then he may not be loyal to you.
"These villages you see may be very loyal to him, but not everyone inside them is".
So it may be mostly loyal fans who will be shocked to learn where Mr. Herzog now lives: Los Angeles.
Nascar fans may be rabidly loyal to the sponsors whose logos dot the vehicles like a highly profitable pox, but truck-racing fans are the most loyal of all, said John Lebbad, the director of event marketing and promotion for Sears, Roebuck & Company, whose Craftsman tool brand sponsors the truck series.
