loyal

• Governor she hired or elevated new, inexperienced, obscure people, creating a staff totally dependent on her for their jobs and eternally grateful and fiercely loyal -- loyal to the point of abusing their power to further her personal agenda, as she has acknowledged happened in the case of pressuring the State's top cop (see below). —  digg.com: Stories / Popular
• You want to talk about a young man that is loyal, that is passionate, that is honest.
• At the City and as Governor she hired or elevated new, inexperienced, obscure people, creating a staff totally dependent on her for their jobs and eternally grateful and fiercely loyal -- loyal to the point of abusing their power to further her personal agenda, as she has acknowledged happened in the case of pressuring the State's top cop (see below). —  Andrew Tobias
• Racine's ambition may excuse, but cannot justify an injurious act; a breach between the friends was inevitable Boileau remained now, as ever, loyal--loyal for warning as well as for encouragement. —  A History of French Literature Short Histories of the Literatures of the World: II.
• "Is it not, Paul I don't doubt Father Laxabon is right," said Dessalines; "only I do not see the use of having a king, if people are turned out of house and home for being loyal--as we all are. —  The Hour and the Man, An Historical Romance

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