Sentence examples for pledge fidelity from inspiring English sources
The seaman of the title may have been cursed to wander the seas for eternity until finding a woman willing to pledge fidelity.
Mr. Obama signed off on a policy early this year that talks were possible as long as Taliban leaders, at the end of the process, agreed to renounce violence, lay down their arms, and pledge fidelity to the Afghan Constitution.
In the lounge a visitor can get a snapshot of what a chef can do and what a restaurant can be without having to pledge fidelity to the tune of two and a half hours and $200.
In 1950, Eric Erikson observed: Adolescents not only help each other temporarily through much discomfort by forming cliques and by stereotyping themselves, their ideals and their enemies; they also perversely test each other's capacity to pledge fidelity.
They pledge fidelity to the principles of the framers, yet their religiously inspired policies are often at odds with any plausible reading of the Constitution's text.
As Smarick explains, liberal reformers pushed top-down technocratic approaches that are now being rejected, while conservatives pledge fidelity to "the Market".
It was the talk of Comic-Con in 2008, when its director, Zack Snyder, wooed the convention by pledging fidelity to the violent, moody source material.
Someone who signs a paper pledging fidelity to a friend, for example, might well ask why sexuality should be a factor in allowing or refusing coverage under the friend's health insurance.
My daughter had to wait another full day before I had time to find out that when we pledge our troth, we are pledging fidelity.
They grasped each other's hands for two strong but unsmiling handshakes before television cameras, and they pledged fidelity to America's commitment to Israeli security in a tumultuous part of the world.
At a news conference with Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saud al Faisal, Kerry praised the kingdom as "the senior player" in the Middle East and pledged fidelity to the "deep relationship" that has endured between Washington and Riyadh for 75 years.
