Sentence examples for rather loyal from inspiring English sources

I am rather loyal to Lonely Planet guides but equally I enjoy buying local maps, a guide on arrival or a local newspaper.

The N-Gage platform has had a hard time catching on with mainstream audiences, although it does have a rather loyal fan base in its own right.

The purpose is to split the 26% Marathi voters in Mumbai, which is rather loyal to the Shiv Sena.

The Pahlavi shahs did not follow the Qājār model in appointing members of the dynasty to serve as governors and shrine administrators but rather appointed loyal aides to those positions.

We would certainly better please the half of America who voted Democrat if Tony Blair today set out on a new role with the Bush administration of candid friend rather than loyal chorus.

They will also have to encourage schools to produce self-reliant citizens rather than loyal employees.One of Gilbert and Sullivan's oddest operettas, "Utopia Limited or the Flowers of Progress", focuses on an exotic South Sea island which, under the influence of Victorian industrialism, sets about turning all the inhabitants into limited companies.

But Murdoch clearly would rather have loyal readers than those delivered by search engines.

Another unofficial rumour was that Adelaide was being punished for the SARL's decision to sign with Super League in 1995 rather than stay loyal to the ARL, while the Melbourne based Victorian Rugby League had stayed loyal to the establishment.

Mandela was emerging more clearly as the spokesman for the developing world, rather than the loyal friend of Washington and London.

But Apple will be hoping the bold new look confirms its place at the cutting edge, rather than annoying loyal customers.

News of the "youth revolt" is a serious threat to Cameron's authority, suggesting that dozens of MPs who were overlooked in the recent reshuffle are now prepared to rebel rather than be loyal in the hope of eventual preferment.