Sentence examples for would be disloyal from inspiring English sources

Moran was flattered by the offer, but felt it would be disloyal to take it.

I wanted to put his name on the book, but he thought it would be disloyal to his mother".

Perhaps they feel it would be disloyal to their children or think, as I also do, that the blessing of a child outweighs the tough stuff.

Union leaders said there was a stormy debate about what to do, with Gephardt enthusiasts arguing that it would be disloyal for the federation not to endorse the one Democratic candidate who has fought alongside labor on issue after issue.

At a news conference here on Thursday, Mr. Cardoso said that he opposed any inquiry into corruption and that it would be "disloyal" for any government supporter to vote for one.

After his conviction, Mr. Miller refused to testify before a grand jury about others who aided Ms. Miller, telling his supporters: "If I were to bring testimony against a fellow member of Christ's kingdom, for honoring Christ's kingdom's laws, I would be disloyal to his kingdom and to Christ".

Even this stripey stuff we do," Guy went hot with guilt, as though he'd been disloyal.

But at least Rhodri has invented a soundbite that explains why this would not be disloyal.

It looked to me like a repeat of the 1930s when Jews in the U.S. were worried they would be considered disloyal and unpatriotic if they protested against the world's indifference towards the Nazis' treatment of the Jews, so many Jews stayed mute.

Mr Lamy cannot endorse such criticisms openly, since to do so would be dangerously disloyal to his current boss, Romano Prodi, the hapless Italian head of the commission.

When I asked Yagoda, who now runs the company with his cousins, why he hasn't moved to a new industrial site in a lower-cost state, he insisted that Streit's would be acting disloyal if it didn't offer the exact same matzo, made in the exact same oven (with the exact same New York City tap water), that his customers' grandparents bought.