Sentence examples for particularly loyal from inspiring English sources

But antelope has generated a particularly loyal following in Los Angeles.

Ms. Washington usually wears labels like BCBG Generation, but she is not particularly loyal to any one brand.

Still, what dominates retail shelves most are shows that had a particularly loyal following when they were on the air.

But Bratton was not particularly loyal, in the sense that he did his job well, then enjoyed taking credit for it himself.

Lee Sherman's work at PPG was a source of personal pride, but he clearly did not feel particularly loyal to the company.

Particularly loyal to the Opera Orchestra of New York is Renée Fleming, who — strikingly slender, gorgeously gowned and sounding fine — sang from Donizetti's "Lucrezia Borgia".

What makes people curious, particularly those loyal to Mr. Hashmall, is the fact that both he and Ms. Schlaff were among the few ranking Democrats to support Mr. Castro openly.

Many Democrats, particularly those loyal to Mrs. Clinton, expressed outrage that the party would snub a politician who is one of its top fund-raising attractions and who is immensely popular with its liberal base.

Ask is thoughtful, direct, and unfailingly loyal, particularly to Tom.

The islands are close-knit but also loyal, particularly the native Hawaiian communities.

Or, rather, in the scenes from the past, he comes off as full of life, a lover, a power in the fashion and magazine worlds but not particularly courageous or loyal.