Sentence examples for some sort of loyalty from inspiring English sources

This was clearly some sort of loyalty test.

She was said to despise the BUF because it maintained "some sort of loyalty" to Britain.

Tip: All the major supermarkets have some sort of loyalty system, so sign up to the nearest one and get a mini-card which can attach to your keys.

If Gove – and others on both sides of the argument who seem more interested in refighting the referendum – actually want to play a constructive role in what comes next, then maybe they will engage properly with this and other forms of expertise, rather than insisting on some sort of loyalty test.

In 1958, it was estimated that roughly one out of every five employees in the United States was required to pass some sort of loyalty review.

LAX is not so much an airport as it is some sort of loyalty test, and a metaphor for a city that's outgrown its own shoes.

There may, of course, be some sort of persistence of loyalty despite a recognition that the object of loyalty is no longer worthy of it.

I'm not about to say that I'm going to be on his level here in D.C., but I think you do have some sort of sense of loyalty to the team that did draft you, at least speaking for myself".... Miami ace Jose Fernandez had this to say about new Manager Don Mattingly: "He is amazing.

His well-trailed purpose this week was to move Hilary Benn from foreign affairs because of the zeal with which he had advocated bombing Syria; yet in the event Mr Benn stayed subject to some sort of understanding about loyalty, whose terms and very existence were soon disputed.

"That sort of loyalty is really rare".

Churchill's name has become a sort of loyalty test.