- loyal
- 01. The people remained [loyal] to the King, and refused to fight against him.02. Why should I be [loyal] to a company that pays me the lowest wage possible?03. Carolyn remained [loyal] to her husband even after he cheated on her, and she refused to consider a divorce.04. Kirsten has always been a [loyal] friend, and would never do anything to hurt me.05. During the American revolution, many of those people who stayed [loyal] to England fled to Canada, which was still under British rule.06. With public support for the party at an all-time low, even those who had been most [loyal] to their leader are now suggesting he should be replaced before the next election.07. I prefer dogs to cats because dogs are much more [loyal] to their owners than cats. Cats don't seem to care too much about their owners, as long as they are fed.08. The use of force occurs more frequently in societies where [loyalty] to the state is fragile.09. Hillary Clinton stood [loyally] behind her husband, President Bill Clinton, during his worst scandal.10. The Queen rewarded the people for their [loyalty] by reducing their taxes.11. James Madison once said that equal laws protecting equal rights are the best guarantee of [loyalty] and love of country.12. There is an Irish proverb which states that the best way to keep [loyalty] in a man's heart is to keep money in his purse.13. Coyotes are extremely [loyal] to their mates, and have been known to stay with a trapped mate until death.14. One of the most important values in Iraqi society is family [loyalty].15. Sacrifice and [loyalty] to family are a Vietnamese tradition.16. In the past, many Nigerians were said to hold more [loyalty] for their ethnic group or place of birth than for their new nation.
Grammatical examples in English. 2013.