Sentence examples similar to persistent allegiance from inspiring English sources
Shiites bristle at the persistent accusations of allegiance to Iran.
It typically features the supremacy of the nation's claims over other claims to individual allegiance and full sovereignty as the persistent aim of its political program.
He insisted that he had spoken only with Soufan during the more-than-nine-hour interview and that despite Soufan's persistent questioning on the subject, he had never told him about swearing allegiance.
It is telling me that playing FIFA the way I have always played FIFA isn't good enough, and that the realisation of every boy's dream of being a footballer is actually shit: picking a team, making allegiances on and off the pitch, endless training, the persistent need to acquire Twitter followers, the admin of being a superstar.
Boateng who has Ghanaian and German parentage switched his international allegiances to Ghana in time for the 2010 world cup after persistent snubs by Germany.
Pledging allegiance to Fidel Castro?
His true allegiance was unclear.
"Everyone pledges allegiance to him.
That hero my allegiance earns.
