But the Irish, bless them, retained a deeper loyalty to blood.

They reflect a simpler time in America - a time when the game was about deep loyalties.

"I think you have to have a deep loyalty to your institution," he said.

It is a deep loyalty to his father and to friends who have stood by him and his family.

The deep loyalty and obligation she had towards her family awed him.

Not surprisingly, they were rewarded by deep loyalty and an overriding will to succeed.

We expand the definition to include a greater truth, a deeper loyalty.

By the time the October war of 1973 broke out, he was a battalion commander, with a reputation for deep loyalty to his troops.

"We'd taken our eyes off the prize, the deep abiding loyalty of consumers."

That indicated not only the value they placed on the Prince, but deep loyalty to an organized cause.