Sentence examples for that allegiance from inspiring English sources

Apparent visual confirmation of that allegiance soon appeared on Twitter.

That allegiance is part of their international significance.

We shouldn't assume that allegiance to Haiti meant blacks had given up on America.

"We don't want to have players making that allegiance call," Porterfield said.

His government declared allegiance to Moscow, but that allegiance was conditional.

And a quick peek into the basement reveals just how deep that allegiance runs.

Undoubtedly, when it comes to Washington and the murky defense/foreign policy/intelligence establishment that runs it, one quickly learns that allegiances span decades, are well-masked, and readily cross party lines.

Strang then established a secret society that swore allegiance to him and operated under puritanical rules.

Conscription embodied the principle that national allegiance demanded uniform wartime service.

Clothing and accessories that declare allegiance to one's university are, of course, nothing new.

It used to be known as the National Museum of Labour History, but it was felt that implied allegiance to the political party.