Sentence examples for split allegiance from inspiring English sources

It is important to note the split allegiance in molecular patterns could not be caused by misidentification due to ambiguous morphological description.

In the globalized soccer arena, split allegiances of second- and third-generation immigrants are nothing new.

Before a capacity Garden crowd with split allegiances, Kidd and company showed why they dominate more than just the area.

There are strong opinions from a number of factions about which direction Colorado should go, but no name seems to split allegiances more than McCartney's.

The cocktail appears in the book and is named for Vesper Lynd, the double agent who is Bond's lady interest until her suicide over split allegiances to the free world and the evil empire of the Soviet Union.

Though the Golden State's role in the Civil War was mostly focused on preventing Confederate control of the West, the state for years saw split allegiances.

Regardless of split allegiances, the LGBT community will prove to be a considerable voting bloc in 2016 — one that skews overwhelmingly Democratic.

A beautiful young woman (Fernanda Romero) with split allegiances will also factor in. Ramirez over-relies on flashbacks and on-the-nose narration; a pivotal midpoint murder is also clunkily rendered.

Pollard's actions were an embarrassment for American Jews, who fear the accusation of "dual loyalty" — the idea that they split their allegiance between the United States and Israel.

Even their father split his allegiance evenly.

That assured the wide split of allegiances that was evident Wednesday.