Sentence examples for remarkable loyalty from inspiring English sources

There are several reasons to remain calm, notably the remarkable loyalty of Japanese debtholders over the past 15 years.

Throughout our history, particularly in the two World Wars, new Americans have shown remarkable loyalty to their adopted home.

But as an actor who's in demand all over the world, she has shown remarkable loyalty to Doctor Who.

THE island has hardly been a success story in recent decades, yet Jamaica has shown remarkable loyalty to its political leaders.

He said that roughly 825,000 of The Times's one million subscribers have been taking the paper for two years or more, a sign of remarkable loyalty.

Halevi builds upon this ambiguity as the sage proceeds to describe the remarkable loyalty, courage, cohesiveness, and sheer endurance of the Hebrew slaves.

He also had a remarkable sense of loyalty.

The remarkable intelligence and loyalty of her German shepherd dog, Hans, further stimulated her thinking about practical genetics.

Throughout the Test series they stuck with Nick Compton for three more matches, but it would be remarkable if that loyalty extended to the series against Pakistan.

But the vast majority of Indonesians supported the same party as in 1999 a remarkable degree of loyalty, considering that all but three of Indonesia's parties are under six years old.Most voters, it turns out, still abide by what anthropologists call "primordial loyalties" of religion, race, ethnicity and family.

Rafferty referred to a letter of "remarkable restraint, dignity and loyalty" from Catt's husband, which spoke of his hope that the couple and their two young children could stay together as a family.