Sentence examples for My credo from inspiring English sources

"My credo was always delight, bliss, longing," Hrabal once said.

My credo has always been JFDI.

My credo is keep it shallow, keep it moving.

This is my credo - very banal and very simple".

The New Yorker, September 30 , 1950P. 24... My credo bore the taint of youth.

"Putting the laws of identity through hoops" is my credo for the millennium.

This isn't to recommend the sacred "the enemy of my enemy is my friend" credo, a hallmark of American proxy-war strategy employed across the non-Caucasian world, especially in places such as Central America, Central Asia and the Middle East.

"This is my political credo and this is my business as a novelist: the changes that occur in the hearts and minds of people".

But the juxtaposition of the Tonys and the recent news about Iceman (which, again, is hardly the last word on the topic) prompts me to proclaim my own credo about theatre in America and about my theatergoing: there is great theatre everywhere in this country and countless opportunities to see it.

Berlage's work inspired Mies's own love for brick, and the Dutch master's philosophy inspired Mies's credo of "architectural integrity" and "structural honesty".

Expressing reality through fiction could actually be my photographic credo".