Sentence examples for of mutual loyalty from inspiring English sources

It seemed to be a company with a great work ethos, a sense of mutual loyalty.

The secular and the clerical leaders share a sense of mutual loyalty.

The restructuring of the past two decades has overturned the implicit corporate compact of mutual loyalty that existed as long as men wore suits.

Rains has coordinated an investigation into the government's handling of the case and has a relationship of mutual loyalty with Bonds.

His career and the plutocratic culture that it has adorned represent an epoch-making collusion of mega-collectors and leading artists, which has overridden the former gatekeeping roles of critics and curators and sidelined the traditional gallerists who work with artists on a long-term basis of mutual loyalty.

There may or may not be a credible story about why that programme decided not to run their story, and there is a similar sense of mutual loyalty in the BBC hierarchy (even if it isn't shared in the Newsnight office itself).

On the one hand, this leads to a sense of deep mutual loyalty.

It gives up on the more encompassing possibilities of shared belonging, mutual loyalty, and collective gains.

In the embracing camaraderie of its rooming house filled with aspiring actresses, for most of whom careers and mutual loyalty are crucial and for whom men offer little more than a way to a role or a steak dinner — where getting married is an admission of defeat — it may also be the only truly feminist film Hepburn ever made.

The atmosphere of Walker's Point was spirited and lively -- the Bush family shares a sharp sense of humor, a deep mutual loyalty,a cheerful competitive ferocity, and an abiding affection often expressed through good-natured ribbing, not least between the president and Mrs. Bush.

And I believe, as the violence and ugliness demonstrate, that building societies where people from different identities live in equal dignity and mutual loyalty is one of the great challenges of our times.