Sentence examples for unquestionably loyal from inspiring English sources
John F. Kennedy, for example, selected his unquestionably loyal brother, Robert, as Attorney General and installed members of the so-called Irish Mafia across the government.
And, as you know, we had before the war excellent military cadres which were unquestionably loyal to the party and to the fatherland.
In 2011, Chechnya's leader, Ramzan Kadyrov, who rules the republic as his own private fiefdom but remains unquestionably loyal to Russia's President Vladimir Putin, showed off the Grozny-City complex at his extravagant thirty-fifth-birthday party.
As Tony Soprano needs captains, unquestionably loyal henchmen who know exactly what the boss would do in any situation, chefs need chefs de cuisine to run their kitchens, from hiring and firing to choosing between chives and chervil as the garnish for a new dish.
In a statement issued to BBC Sport, Downey - a Canadian who was appointed as LTA chief executive in September 2013 - said: "Andy Murray has been unquestionably loyal to British tennis.
Weisman is unquestionably loyal to her film's subjects, and it shows, to the point where you might describe Hacker Wars as a little more than a valentine to those subjects who gave her access.
Gergiev himself is unquestionably patriotic.
The engine is unquestionably fast.
Zelenka, who has a small but loyal following, is unquestionably one of the giants of the baroque – his aficionados see him as a Catholic Bach.
