Sentence examples for proclaim loyalty from inspiring English sources

Even those who privately oppose Kim Jong Un will proclaim loyalty for now.

Both groups, however, proclaim loyalty to a fundamentalist interpretation of Islam.

In one of the many shifting allegiances of post-genocide Cambodia, former Khmer Rouge soldiers proclaim loyalty to Mr. Hun Sen, who drove them from power in 1979 alongside invading Vietnamese forces, ending their murderous attempt to build a peasant utopia.

Unlike Winifred, however, von Braun didn't continue to publicly proclaim loyalty to Hitler following the war.

In most songs the narrator proclaims loyalty: to his wife, his family, his country and God.

Although he proclaimed loyalty to the new king, William III, Leisler refused to recognize the authority of Major Richard Ingoldsby, who arrived with English soldiers in January 1691.

Security forces and militias who helped win the six-week battle have spraypainted slogans denouncing Isis and proclaiming loyalty to Shia holy figures.

It is arguable that the cooperation among the three monarchies, which continued over the next two decades and was revived from time to time later in the century, had less to do with their eloquently proclaimed loyalty to monarchical government than with their common interest in suppressing the Poles.

Despite his rise to giddy heights, however, he always proclaimed loyalty to his origins: "Never, come what may, will I ever forget that in the truth of my soul I am nothing more and nothing less than one of the 16 children of the telegraph operator of Aracataca".

Most, though, proclaim their loyalty to PFCs, largely due to the bargain-basement prices.

Though she took pains in the video to proclaim her loyalty to king and country, her assurances were to no avail.