Sentence examples for too loyal from inspiring English sources

But I'm too loyal a fan".

Too loyal to the government and disloyal?

"He's too loyal to the party," Mr. Temkin concluded.

Paterno is too loyal to his older players.

He is far too loyal to players picked before.

Carr's verdict: As Leader of the House she was too loyal to say anything interesting.

After Sept. 11, we have in the Democratic Party an all-too-loyal opposition, but also an administration emboldened to drown out all intelligent countermessages or to label them unpatriotic.

Furthermore, the fear and reluctance of a too-loyal loyal rank and file to engage with and, if necessary, criticise the health leadership, led to wastage and indeed unnecessary deaths.

There are other factors, too, for loyal dial-up users.

The "unacceptable choice" for the Energy Department, the report said, lies between "too many loyal employees falsely judged deceptive and too many major security threats left undetected".

If the criticism of Yehoshua is that he has remained too stubbornly loyal to his brand of paleo-Zionism, he has not remained fixed on the Palestinian question.