Sentence examples for not disloyal from inspiring English sources

"This is not disloyal opposition," he said.

Labour MP Wes Streeting defended his colleagues and said their actions were not disloyal.

It's not disloyal to Labour, if a bit hurtful given its record, to cheer Theresa May.

And for many Palestinians, the enduring conflict made the idea of coexistence seem increasingly Pollyannaish, if not disloyal.

When Mr. Fisher was asked whether the statement as printed is not disloyal, he said: "It gives greater evidence of insanity than of disloyalty".

Mr. Doyle said that Mr. Blair was unlikely to reveal such confidences as what he talked about with the queen, saying he would be "frank but not disloyal".

I am not being disloyal.

But at least Rhodri has invented a soundbite that explains why this would not be disloyal.

The Mail's insistence that Miliband Sr was not only disloyal but actively hated his country fits comfortably in that tradition.

I'm not being disloyal when I ask Corbyn for his views on fair votes, federalisation and progressive alliances.

He is not openly disloyal, but, as with the speech he made last weekend, he increasingly hints at how a Brown premiership might differ from a Blair one.