Sentence examples for passionate loyalty from inspiring English sources

And she is rewarded with passionate loyalty, varying with smouldering resentment.

His exuberant teaching and demanding leadership elicited passionate loyalty from generations of teachers and students.

It was Sergei M. Mironov, whose career in the opposition has been distinguished by passionate loyalty to Mr. Putin.

In Birmingham, Dr. Reynolds has been nicknamed the "woman warrior" and earned a reputation for strong leadership and passionate loyalty.

Though monuments to Stalin were later dismantled across the Soviet Union, Mr. Khrushchev left Gori's statue standing out of respect for the city's passionate loyalty to the dictator.

Their sportsmanship is the reason Márquez and Pacquiao attract such passionate loyalty – that and their seemingly unbreakable connection to their roots, despite their considerable wealth.

Their fan base was driven by the passionate loyalties of local working-class communities, sometimes even of particular industries — such as steel in the city of Sheffield, where United ("the Blades") had a blood feud with Sheffield Wednesday F.C., named for the day when steelworkers had their traditional half-day off.

"Brands that offer simpler customer experiences are rewarded with passionate customer loyalty, more innovative employees and greater revenue.

Second, its themes are universal: passionate love, and loyalty and courage in the face of state repression.

If I could find any gleam of intelligence or reflection in all this, or any sign of successful education, I would be happy to admire it, so passionate are my loyalties.

I can reassure them they will have a stadium which rewards their loyalty and passionate support for our club.