Sentence examples for seems disloyal from inspiring English sources

"For some reason, it seems disloyal to the dead to give up hope," he said.

It seemed disloyal to believe this.

They assumed I must be homesick, and it seemed disloyal to tell the truth.

Though saying so may seem disloyal to my northern homeland, the north-south divide is just another dangerous distraction.

They don't dare have family photos in their offices for fear they'll seem disloyal to the firm.

And, although they do not like to seem disloyal at this time, many New Yorkers (especially those with young children) seem to be talking privately about moving somewhere less likely to be a terrorist target.

Mr Gore combines his anti-business broadsides with side-thrusts at the "do-nothing-for-the-people Republican Congress".Lastly, Mr Gore's combination of populist rhetoric and centrist policies presents him with a way round that occupational hazard facing all vice-presidents: how to distinguish yourself from your predecessor, without losing the credit for his achievements, or seeming disloyal.

Athens would almost seem disloyal to its label as the cradle of democracy were there no disagreements.

As such, she has had to walk a very delicate line offering different views without seeming disloyal.

De Gaulle is angry, because Giscard seems fractionally disloyal.

Clinton has said little about economic policy in recent years and could co-opt some of the same arguments without seeming overly disloyal to the President.