Sentence examples for violent loyalty from inspiring English sources

"From its Indian assassin origins, to 2Pac's self-empowering life branding, to various manifestations of (violent) loyalty and camaraderie in media throughout the world," the concept of 'thug' has been constantly changing with cultural contexts and time, they explain.

He commands fierce loyalty.

You could argue that this is part of the essence of the gangster film: that they celebrate violent rivalries and loyalties between men, and that women have no place in them.

The government should seek to make partners of the local population to help them fight the Shabaab, who currently extort loyalty through violent retribution on anyone that opposes them".

The Corp Wars still rage, with the public pitted against each other in violent skirmishes determined by brand loyalty rather than geographical boundaries.

Mr. Knight has been described by his own employees as a thug who uses violent methods to enlist their loyalties.

Violent resistance tends to reinforce that loyalty, while civil resistance undermines it.

Cold war Europe, with its shadowy deceptions and murky defections, has a worthy successor in this land of divided loyalties and uncomfortably overlapping layers of violent history.

We see a kind of predisposition for violent confrontation that isn't as much based on loyalty to Israel, but on something much closer to home".

Army loyalty will be sorely tested if protests turn violent.

"I think there's often a sense of divided loyalties in these cases where Americans turn to violent jihad — are you American first or are you Muslim first?