Sentence examples for split loyalties from inspiring English sources

To say there are split loyalties is a massive understatement.

On the street, they found the same closely split loyalties that played out across the country.

But many of the towns and cities on the roads to Tripoli, the capital, have split loyalties.

Split loyalties and the chasm between the young couple's life experiences make their enduring relationship a triumph.

The strongest criticisms by inspectors were aimed at Oldknow, where they found evidence that the primary school was riven with "split loyalties and allegiances" among staff.

But this time around the crowd will have split loyalties: also on the bill are the swaggering bachata innovators AVENTURA and the Mexican pop star ALEJANDRO FERNNDEZ.

The collaboration was unexpected from Ocean, a typical soloist, featuring two linchpins of pop radio's split loyalty to euphoric dance music and bass-heavy Southern rap. (Flip on your local pop dial now, and you'll likely hear "This Is What You Came For," "Bad and Boujee," or something that sounds like one of them).

Parry isn't revealing too much, although he did say that there was "the opportunity to discuss at length the way in which they had funded the construction of the [Gillette Stadium]." Meanwhile, Kraft might want to make note of what seems like Glazer's own split loyalty issues with his Old Blighty team.

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"The servicers are being asked to split their loyalties a little bit," said Jennifer H. Dioguardi, partner at the law firm Snell & Wilmer.

They ask them, 'are you Muslim or are you British?' By doing this they sow doubt in their minds and it becomes easier to split their loyalties.