Sure the good government types and party purists will look down their noses at the thought of loyal Democrats casting a vote in the GOP Primary.
After their defeat the lands of the chieftains were seized and many areas were colonised with people who the Crown thought would remain loyal, a process known as the Plantation of Ulster.
If the thought of being loyal to someone else is so repulsive or hard that you don't trust yourself, that's a huge clue that you're with the wrong person.
His murder, by an Afghan thought to be a loyal supporter, left a power vacuum in Kandahar — and in the Karzai family.
A third thought that they were more loyal to China than to the United States, while 46percentthoughththatatheyey could not be trusted not to pass on secret information to Beijing.
I tried to sleep again, as is the frequent custom in the middle of an Italian day, but different words were going over and over in my musings, to the tune of "Ideally a journalist... .. which was part of the thought, "Ideally a journalist is loyal to the truth over anything else".
One can only imagine the thoughts of Sean Spicer, that most loyal, and diminished, of press secretaries, a Roman Catholic who accompanied Trump to the Vatican but wasn't invited to an audience with the Pope.
He would hire advisers who, while personally loyal, are heterodox in thought.
What Mizulina most likely thought of as a timely and loyal act — she is a Putinist — suddenly looked like a faux pas.
"Our immediate thoughts and sympathies lie with the many loyal guests, wonderful hoteliers and suppliers who are affected in addition to our unfailingly loyal team, both in Turkey and the UK.
