Liege used in a sentence

Liege in a sentence as a noun

"Why should we pay fealty to a liege that fails at his most basic duty?

If it is deep, unfiltered introspection you seek, ********** is your liege.

In return, the serfs had a place to live and gave food and goods to the knights, who pledged service to their liege, who pledged service to theirs, up to the king.

Liege in a sentence as an adjective

At a certain scale, feudalism or liege-lord-vassal models becomes as good of a mechanism for interpreting outcomes at a human level as anything else.

You mean ... like IBM's endorsement of Linux, and in partnership with Intel and others, forming the Linux Foundation?Having the free guilds be sworn to some liege for protection while providing useful arts is hardly a new concept.