"You are so won-derful y, doggedly loyal on one hand and so feck-lessly stupid on the other."

There is deep emotion in Berg's opera, particularly in the music for the lovestruck, doggedly loyal Countess Geschwitz.

Each Ickes kept absurdly copious notes, and was doggedly loyal to his boss.

Nicanor, gloriously brave and doggedly loyal, a man who would ride into the whirlwind if Philip ordered it.

He was brutally vindictive toward his enemies, but doggedly loyal to friends.

The spectacle of the portly, strait-laced Kramden trying to be "with it" is too absurd even for the doggedly loyal Ed Norton, and he laughs derisively.

Not Prone to Change Unlike most auto makers, G.M. has been doggedly loyal to its agencies through good times and bad, measuring relationships in decades.

He was doggedly loyal, efficient and, because of the facade of his retiring nature and suave manners, useful in contacts with wavering officials in the republican government.

Rudolf Hess himself, personally unambitious and doggedly loyal to the Leader, held only the title of private secretary to the Fuehrer.

The Gurkhas have a reputation for being well disciplined, doggedly loyal to their superior officers, respectful of families and not at all mean.