Sentence examples for so disloyal from inspiring English sources

So being forced to be so disloyal to the Mohawk chap must have hurt.

If the democratic personality is so disloyal, maybe it's also, to use one of Stevens's words, inappropriate.

Simba is not so disloyal or disobedient as to point out that that grass does not experience fear and pain, in the way the antelope does.

Now, in Holy Fools, she has given birth to the greatest villain of them all: Guy LeMerle, a cut-throat so disloyal, so morally empty, that he bears only one comparison - Keyser Soze in The Usual Suspects.

How is this?" It was a polite way of asking, "How can you be so disloyal to your old teacher?" I felt that explicitly telling the assembled students not to be too loyal to their teachers might go down badly, especially as many of those teachers were sitting there.

Hillary Clinton says that we must not point these facts out because doing so is "disloyal" to Obama.

The so-called "disloyal payment" was based on a verbal agreement between the two men relating to a period when Platini acted as a special adviser to Blatter between 1999 and 2002.

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

He must not appear to be disloyal so as to avoid the Tory "traitor" tag which bedevilled Michael Heseltine.

And then when you change your mind without telling me, that means you're disloyal, so we can't be down anymore".

No one wanted to be the first person to stop cheering for fear of appearing disloyal, so the applause went on for far longer than was strictly necessary.