Sentence examples for profound allegiance from inspiring English sources
Even the most ardent New Yorkers felt a profound allegiance to, and love for, the people of Boston.
At its core is a profound respect for, and allegiance to, the institutions that make Britain what it is, and the values that underpin those institutions.
It is a profound political truth that, although people believe that their political allegiances follow their values, the reality is entirely the other way around.
Not only did its hard-headed political analysis reinforce my burgeoning socialism, but it taught me something more profound: it is a deeply, harrowingly emotional book, and it made me see that political allegiances derive from emotional sources rather than rational ones.
Pledging allegiance to Fidel Castro?
His true allegiance was unclear.
While Logan suggests that the poem revolves around the divide within Walcott between his conflicting allegiances to "island patois" and to the English language, the divide, as articulated in "A Far Cry From Africa," is demonstrably more profound.
"Everyone pledges allegiance to him.
That hero my allegiance earns.
