Sentence examples for surface allegiance from inspiring English sources
On the surface, Allegiance is the legacy project of an actor and activist who has carried on an idiosyncratic career after playing the role of Hikaru Sulu on Star Trek.
Douglas's Miles Davis allegiances surface in the forceful Ham Fist, with Caine walking a swing line beneath; the title track is a country dance that flips into swing and some casual bebop-quoting; and more diffuse pieces such as the wandering Seven Seas or the brittle End to End provide some edgy surprises.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, as immigration moves to the forefront of the national debate and we face the possibility that millions of undocumented immigrants could soon become American citizens, calls for making the pledge of allegiance mandatory have recently surfaced Michigan and Nebraska, two of the few remaining states without laws requiring the pledge.
An unfinished canvas lined with handwriting paper, an ongoing technique, gives the surface a grid structure, showing Gallagher's allegiance to the "kinder" minimalism of Agnes Martin.
A video surfaces that apparently shows Amedy Coulibaly pledging allegiance to the Islamic State.
When the same glazes were applied to the vertical surfaces, they dribbled and fused, giving them a close allegiance to Jackson Pollock's canvases.
But no matter how fancy the new products look on the surface, at their core they remain the mandatory study of ideologically correct materials and the demonstration of allegiance to the central government.
Pledging allegiance to Fidel Castro?
His true allegiance was unclear.
"Everyone pledges allegiance to him.
