Sentence examples for whose allegiance from inspiring English sources

Only one brigade, whose allegiance was unclear, battled the militants there.

Yet, the roughly 2,200 residents of Ghajar are Israeli citizens whose allegiance is to Syria.

My allegiance was to my mother, whose allegiance was to Cleveland.

Evidently, unease has emboldened only those whose allegiance to the gridiron was notional in the first place.

She spent almost no time thinking about, or talking to, the Afghans, whose allegiance we are presumably fighting for.

The Barton "was nice and smooth," said Mr. Withey, whose allegiance has switched to Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey.

Everybody is suspected in turn, and the streets are full of lurking agents whose allegiances we cannot know.

But he turned out to be just one in a distressingly long list of government officials whose allegiances and official favors were for sale.

Polls show those people tend to be swing voters whose allegiances could easily change if they felt the economy were turning sour.

They'd have a hard time finding any in Kira (the insufferably bland Camilla Belle), a pallid waif whose allegiances are not clear.

Many Cambodians also bear special animosity towards the country's largest ethnic minority, the Vietnamese, whose allegiances are assumed to lie east of the border.