disloyally

How To Use disloyally In A Sentence

• He grunted and disappeared, Walter following disloyally at his heels. Last Night at Chateau Marmont
• ‘I found it boring myself,’ he says, disloyally.
• Then, perhaps having seen the error of his choice in the damage it's wreaking in non-Evangelical circles, he has disloyally thrown her to the wolves. Maggie Van Ostrand: Prominent Republicans Not Endorsing Obama May Cast Closet Votes for Him
• They were called traitors, were called unpatriotic, and were accused of the cardinal British aristocratic sin of disloyally failing to support their own side, of batting against their own side. Re: The Other Lesson Of Munich.
• Considering how disloyally and in bad faith the army recruits new soldiers, I feel, I fear, we have to put a stop to it. Amnesty guaranteed for all army deserters, our true heroes!
• The short answer: your most-convertibles are going to be folks who already buy your brand, but "very disloyally. But Whom Should I Target? - Bill Harvey - MediaBizBlogger
• In fact our government went so far, in 1958, as to declare May 1st "National Loyalty Day," which makes anyone officially participating in a Workers Day rally disloyally un-American. Michael Gene Sullivan: International Workers Day
• She was also accused of philistinism, particularly because of a remark she made at a private dinner party, disloyally leaked by a fellow guest.
• It usually infuriates me when people say that writers are just "looking for copy", because it is very rarely the case, but the idea skipped disloyally through my mind for one uncomfortable moment. With the Kisses of His Mouth by Monique Roffey – review
• his men acted disloyally and betrayed him in the end