“True patriotism is more than saluting the flag and obeying the current administration.”

“Their patriotism, more in evidence then than it is today, was not in question.”

“In the face of this lack of true patriotism and support, of what use is money?”

“Along the way, he proves that a true patriot is one who defends his or her country's finest ideals.”

“A true patriot moved by genuine criticism would feel pain and the urge to set things right.”

“We must select the competent Iraqi patriot to whom we yield ground while bleeding his competitors.”

“In the foreground is their condemnation of various parochialisms, patriotisms, and unchosen loyalties that limit personal autonomy and voluntarism.”

“The happy awakenings of eternity must outsoar the shadow of our night, its slayings and its vulgar patriotisms.”

“They are the real patriots, not the poor devils who are riding this bear market down.”

“On 18 January William V embarked for England as groups of patriots ousted his minions from power in town after town across the country.”

“They would take on the authorities of their day by force of arms and die, gloriously or ingloriously, to be remembered as heroes and patriots.”