Sentence examples for suspicions of disloyalty from inspiring English sources

Israeli Arabs for their part were cowed by official suspicions of disloyalty.

Disputes and suspicions of disloyalty among the boyars (as the senior nobility were known) led Ivan to engage in increasingly strict repression, including the execution of Daniil Adashev, a hero of Russia's 1559 military campaign in Crimea, along with his family.After Adashev's execution, prince Andrei Kurbskiy, formerly a favourite general of Ivan's, defected to the West.

Morton even had some members of the body arrested or detained on suspicions of disloyalty.

It is said that he had one of his clerks crushed to death, on suspicion of disloyalty.

Whatever the truth of the report, the mere suspicion of disloyalty was enough to put Eumenes permanently in the shadow of Rome's displeasure.

He recaptured Savoy from the Sardinians in the autumn of 1793, but in November the Jacobin regime in Paris imprisoned him on suspicion of disloyalty.

Most of the opposition dissipated when the United States officially declared war against Germany in April 1917, but some teachers lost their jobs on suspicion of disloyalty, and public schools could no longer teach in German.

She flips on the charm to dazzle audiences or nail TV interviews, they say, then takes on a drill sergeant persona in private, where questioning her decisions draws suspicion of disloyalty.

Former members of the Native Guards told Butler that they had organized the unit because they wanted to tamp down any suspicion of black disloyalty during the war hysteria of the spring of 1861.

The impermanence shrieks of disloyalty.

You struggle with feelings of disloyalty.