Sentence examples for sort of loyalty from inspiring English sources
"That sort of loyalty is really rare".
Churchill's name has become a sort of loyalty test.
This was clearly some sort of loyalty test.
She was said to despise the BUF because it maintained "some sort of loyalty" to Britain.
That sort of loyalty comes easiest to people who have been down themselves, and who had to rely on others in their own moments of need.
Having just one of the Gettsyburg trio is usually not enough to earn the sort of loyalty Jeff Vogel is talking about.
There are all sorts of loyalty program out there, but let's be honest — most of them are a pain in the ass to navigate.
But at a time when football is becoming increasingly commercial and one where the divide between players and supporters is widening, this sort of personal loyalty to a team is uncommon.
'We're looking at how we do that, especially by using the internet.' Among broadcasters, only Radio 4 evokes the sort of brand loyalty that other businesses take for granted.
Pearson told The Observer: 'The abrogation of our democracy, the breaking of a great pact with the British people for this corrupt octopus in Brussels, is far more important than any sort of party loyalty.' The furore caps an astonishing few weeks for UKIP, in which it has doubled its standing in the polls.
As Tim Cook, Apple's C.E.O., indicated in a conference call after the earnings were released, Apple operates in markets, such as smart phones and tablets, that are still growing rapidly, and it enjoys the sort of brand loyalty that doesn't disappear overnight.
