Sentence examples for somewhat loyal from inspiring English sources

More than 90percentt of workers questioned in a survey by Fortune Personnel Consultants said they felt very loyal or somewhat loyal to their companies.

Jorgensen, who had been with Yahoo! since 2007, was seen as somewhat loyal to former Yahoo!

Nathan Lane as Timon, a wise-cracking and self-absorbed yet somewhat loyal meerkat who becomes one of Simba's best friends and adoptive parents.

"People are very fickle, they're gonna want this brand or this brand, and [be] somewhat loyal to those brands especially the boards you get used to a certain shape and feel," he explained.

I am a fairly loyal Organic Valley customer, since I know this Amish farmer in Ohio who makes their milk and is somewhat of a mentor to me.

The Iroquois defenders wounded him and repulsed his Huron-Algonquin warriors, a somewhat disorganized but loyal force, who carried him to safety.

While they may not have matched the impact of those bands, NOFX's high-energy brand of irreverent punk (choice song titles include "Murder the Government," "Whoops I OD'd," and "Puke on Cops") has earned them a loyal if somewhat juvenile following.

The relationship between Blair and Brown had grown somewhat strained, with many loyal to Blair claiming that Brown's supporters had been undermining Blair's leadership for several years (indeed, in June 2007 a leaked document surfaced showing that Blair had considered removing Brown as chancellor of the Exchequer after the 2005 election).

Internally, Mikasa is determined, loyal and somewhat vulnerable beneath it all.

Bordeaux, France's largest wine-producing region, is protected from the American slump somewhat because it can count on loyal imbibers at home.

He was somewhat taciturn in manner, but very loyal to his friends, even if his friends were few".