Sentence examples for was utterly loyal from inspiring English sources

He soon won a reputation as a quietly effective corporate lawyer in Houston, who was utterly loyal to his clients and shunned press attention — qualities Bush would prize.

Charles Kennedy once described him as a "quite extraordinary figure" while, in 2009, Mr Clegg said he was "utterly loyal, hard working and dedicated to the wider good of the party".

Kabila had believed that the kadogos who had served him loyally since his rebellion in 1997 against ex-president Mobutu were utterly loyal.

Both are utterly loyal to one figure: Vladimir Putin.

He wanted someone beside him who is utterly loyal, and with whom he is comfortable.

They can be utterly loyal, mating for life, or they can run away and never be seen again.

"Like Astrid Lindgren, Rosoff empathizes completely with young people and is utterly loyal to them," said the jury in its citation.

"I think [the] British are behaving hypocritically and I don't want to offend dogs on this issue, since some dogs are utterly loyal, who are they to judge us on the war on terror?" Dubai police said there were at least 26 suspects in a hit squad responsible for killing Mahmoud al-Mabhouh in a Dubai hotel room in January.

Brennan's Stumpy, for the most part a comic foil to the film's stars, has a similar role to his one in Hawks's To Have and Have Not in that, in both, he is utterly loyal to those who have taken a stand – in the earlier film against Nazis in occupied France; here in opposition to rapacious land baron Nathan Burdette.

He was utterly horrified.

It was utterly breathtaking.