Sentence examples for perpetual loyalty from inspiring English sources
Brands that demonstrate connection to these sorts of deeper values will win my perpetual loyalty.
What happens to the individual in an economy where attachment and loyalty are replaced by flexibility and perpetual reinvention?
We have had remarkably much to ponder lately, especially in regard to the works of Dmitri Shostakovich, who seems condemned to languish in a perpetual cold war of academic commentary on his political loyalties, even as his works are everywhere acclaimed.
Eroding loyalty on all sides of the work equation feeds the perpetual job hunt.
The perpetual twinkle in Dinny's eye, his charm and wit, his unsurpassable loyalty to his students, and his devotion to music-making will be missed by all who knew him.
Missing one or two company events, she said, "probably won't impede an employee's career prospects, but being a perpetual no-show can cause a firm to question that person's enthusiasm and loyalty".
His persistence and devotion to his men and his perpetual mindfulness of the ideals for which they were fighting won him the respect and loyalty of many.
If differences among civilizations are a perpetual source of rivalry and a potential source of wars, then a group of people whose loyalty to their own culture is attenuated is likely to be worse off relative to other groups.
Louisiana and Illinois were perpetual leaders.
