Sentence examples for whole loyalty from inspiring English sources

Uh-oh, the conversation ends with the whole loyalty thing unresolved.

You get a number for every airline you fly, but the fastest way to a free ticket is to stick with one airline (the whole loyalty part) and make sure it flies to international destinations.

They also struggle with whole institution loyalty – with academic staff relating most strongly to their department, unit or peer subject group.

In any event, it's that kind of telling detail -- the face of a man whose whole ideas about loyalty and obedience has been destroyed -- that can bring a world alive and make it more than the sum of its parts.

Thomas was close to his half brothers and sisters, and managed gracefully a whole complex of loyalties.

People really connect with the whole family dynamic, the loyalty and the bonds.

But if PassBook does gets traction, expect a whole bunch of standalone loyalty apps to fold.

He added: "I talk about loyalty the whole time to players and other coaches and staff here.

Akbar's appetite for youthful fantasy may eventually have cooled, but his "Hamzanama" reflects something of his essential character, and the character of Mughal art as a whole, divided in its loyalties between sweetness and cruelty, adolescence and adulthood, the abject real and the kooky ideal.

People she knew were torn between loyalty to the whole city and a feeling that they should stick to their own mainly Muslim neighbourhoods where they felt safer.

"It could really establish party loyalty among a whole generation of Connecticut residents," Professor McLean said in a telephone interview Monday.