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Example sentences for: allegiance

How can you use “allegiance” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

In any case, large portions of France were independently controlled by powerful dukes whose allegiance to the king was only nominal.
Enforced homogeneity of thought--including allegiance to mathematics über alles --fits perfectly with the vision of economics as an ideology.
If you turn round and do it to me, it probably means you are being duplicitous in some way—switching allegiance; reversing an opinion.
2) The country's two prime ministers, who will run against each other in elections next year, are vying for the allegiance of Khmer Rouge bosses and are building well-armed rival armies of "bodyguards."
The next year, a large group of Scottish churchmen and nobles signed the National Covenant, a declaration condemning the new liturgy and pledging allegiance to the Presbyterian faith.