Sentences with phrase «with fierce loyalties»

And then there were the ordinary folk — «the ladies who read the letters» — who kept the place running with fierce loyalty and often at considerable personal sacrifice, even as the Bakkers and Dortsches and Taggert brothers found ever new ways to lavish the Lord's money on themselves.

With their fierce loyalty and natural instincts to protect members of their «pack» (you and your family), selecting a dog for protection is the reasons many people own dogs.

Tenacious, protective, and dedicated, the German Shepherd Collie mix is a dog that can win anyone over with her fierce loyalty and gentle nature.

With their fierce loyalty and natural instincts to protect members of their «pack» (you and your family), selecting a dog for protection...

Not exact matches

We speak of fierce loyalties with phrases like «Blood is thicker than water.»

There can be no doubt, of course, that Samuel was in accord with the radical political implications of these early prophets» fierce loyalty to Yahweh, that he was allied with them in setting up the monarchy, and that there was mutual influence between Samuel and the emerging prophetic institution.

I have always been a person with a fierce sense of loyalty, of right and wrong, and of my faith.

With fierce competition across all sectors of the food industry, ensuring the highest standards of product quality is essential to maintain brand image and loyalty, and secure valuable retail shelf space.

The Brinery Ann Arbor, MI Pickled vegetables are The Brinery's main game, but in the last few years they've entered the hot sauce market with a fermented sauce that's earned them a fierce loyalty that extends to neighboring Detroit.

It stands for something, and inspires fierce loyalty among consumers who align with that point of view.

As you know, 2010 has been declared (unofficially, by me and my dog) The Year of Kombucha, what with the recall and the explosion of new brands spreading across the country, and BevNet put the exclamation point on that by naming GT's Kombucha as it's 2010 Product of the Year, for «fierce loyalty among its consumers» and offering «its staggering 27 varieties» and «probiotic content.»

All in all though, the cast are largely responsible for being able to draw us in repeatedly, from Martin Freeman's simply adorable portrayal of a perpetually confused Bilbo, to Bard, a newly introduced man from Laketown, who wins us over with his simple yet fierce loyalty.

But 14 states require cursive instruction, and the skill inspires fierce loyalty, with some going so far as to argue that the founding fathers would disapprove of our abandonment of the script — students must learn cursive in order to decipher the intent of the original Constitution, for example — and others suggesting that our very identities are compromised when we can't create identifiable signatures.

Even so, the project attracted a talented staff with high morale, little turnover, and fierce loyalty to Rhee.

There is a borderline gang mentality at work here, where fierce neighborhood loyalty mingles with groupthink to create friends who are as likely to defend as pummel each other, if the code of conduct is challenged.

Emma gives birth to a son, Dean, but the family's life is shattered by a hobo's bullet at the railroad station; the boy grows up early, becoming a remote man with fierce and unpredictable loyalties.

It is a tale of fierce family loyalty, and of the grief that comes from severing ties with those closest to you.

- Publishers Weekly «Dark and disturbing but also exciting and moving, thanks to a memorable heroine and vividly atmospheric prose... Fagan [paints] her battered characters» fierce loyalty to each other with such conviction and surprising tenderness.»

He will protect his family from intruders with fierce and brave loyalty.

Back in the 1960s, Ashbery succinctly nailed Bishop's work when he described it as «Post-Painterly Quattrocentro» — «Quattrocentro» because of Bishop's fierce loyalty to oil paint and to the paradoxical possibilities of the painting as window, and «Post-Painterly» because of his immediate struggle with the work of Robert Motherwell, Ellsworth Kelly, and Ad Reinhardt, painters who formed the backdrop of his maturation as an artist.

From this standpoint I would say CREA needs an overhaul, and measures should be implemented to get a sharp leader in with, firstly a fierce loyalty to the membership, and also firstly — guts.