Sentence examples for religiously loyal from inspiring English sources
On the one hand, he wanted to maintain the trade agreement Venice had with the lands occupied by Henry IV, but on the other hand, Venetians were religiously loyal to Roman Catholicism as opposed to the Eastern Orthodoxy.
Concern about potential Muslim Brotherhood sympathizers in the ranks of the army has been a matter of quiet but urgent concern for military commanders, who have made public appeals for religiously conservative troops to remain loyal to the government.
Even Fox and Friends, the loyal morning show that Trump consumes religiously, piled on the pressure.
But they also included workers, both blue- and white-collar, who were among the losers from globalisation, but who nonetheless remained loyal, either because they were socially and religiously conservative, or because centre-left parties were formally supporters of unions, workers' rights, and entitlement programmes.
In the pamphlet, Swift adopted the persona of the "Drapier": a common Irishman, a talented and skilled draper, a religiously devout individual who believes in scripture, and a man loyal to both the Church of Ireland and to the King of Ireland.
Addressing the bipartisan, religiously diverse crowd, Dolan greeted them collectively as "people of faith and loyal Americans, loving a country which considers religious liberty our first and most cherished freedom".
Cardinal Husar, the leader of Ukrainian Greek Catholics, who follow Eastern rites but are loyal to the pope, said he would not wear the ring as religiously as most other cardinals.
He was looking religiously.
She weeded it religiously.
Were you raised religiously?
