Sentence examples for special loyalty from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rich was the antithesis of the Gordon Gekko archetype and, even seven years after his death, he still commands a special loyalty.

Sections like these are now widespread at information-based sites -- including The New York Times on the Web -- but Yahoo's photo features appear to inspire a special loyalty.

General Saleh had been a commander in the Republican Guard, which had special loyalty to Mr. Hussein, before being named to command the 38th Infantry Division.

Solidarity, when misused (and I am not accusing Pascal Lamy of misusing it), is basically an appeal to a special loyalty, based on an accident of birth, geography or class.

Mr. Doctoroff and other officials described the deal as generous on Snapple's part, and said that the company, now a division of Cadbury Schweppes, had a special loyalty to the city because it was founded in Brooklyn.

There is always an element of nostalgia, too, because the ideologue is confident that he or she is moved by a special loyalty to a natural order, or to a good and normative past, which others defy or betray.

Feminists try hard to fight for women at the same time maintaining special loyalties to sub-groups of men.

During the holiday promotion, Starbucks will contribute 5p to the Global Fund for every payment made with the special Red loyalty card.

For major FMCG brands, the draw is that CheckoutSmart provides a more direct marketing channel, rather than having to go through the major supermarkets to reach customers with special and loyalty-based offers.

As I got older and discovered The Dead Poet's Society, Good Will Hunting, and even his HBO comedy specials, my loyalty to Williams solidified.

The show seems to inspire a special kind of loyalty.