Sentence examples for placed on loyalty from inspiring English sources
Much stress is placed on loyalty.
Whitgift was only partially successful, but the queen was correct: the moment the international crisis was over and a premium was no longer placed on loyalty, Puritans were potential security risks.
When those characteristics are combined with Hiss's instinctive altruism, the high priority he placed on loyalty, his single-mindedness and self-control, and his strong faith in his own competence, the portrait of a person ideally suited for the life of a secret agent emerges".
In the world of the enlisted men and women, however, a premium is placed on loyalty and steadfast support, and this translates into a high rate of marriage, even among young people who are only in their late teens and early 20s.
It's not just that he will be questioned about the importance he places on loyalty.
Some of her longtime supporters cite the high value many Hispanics place on loyalty as a reason for hope.
That is because only the largest gang can muster 60 votes, and a premium is placed on leadership loyalty in the minority party.
A strong chapter on James Brown and "Say It Loud — I'm Black and I'm Proud" shows how the Godfather of Soul — who for a while would also be calling himself the Minister of New New Super Heavy Funk — got caught between his own political sympathies for Hubert Humphrey and the demands for race loyalty placed on him by the black power politics of the late '60s.
Mr. McCain has long been considered an unlikely choice for Mr. Bush because of the premium that the Texas governor places on loyalty and the sometimes strained relations between the two men.
A bet placed on a race or a game allows fans to prove their knowledge of a sport or to show their loyalty to a particular team or competitor.
Johnson places considerable emphasis on loyalty and he will not discard Borthwick, as either a player or captain, on a whim.
