Sentence examples for Shared credo from inspiring English sources

Their shared credo boiled down to the Bauhaus catch phrase "Less Is More," which they followed as devotedly in their lives as in their work.

At their best, these musicians share a credo of jazz traditionalism unclouded by nostalgia.

Though undoubtedly a reflection of the eloquent monarch's personal faith, and a credo shared in public by virtually all Muslims present, the statement did little to explain why humanity had been slaughtered so recently by Muslims acting in the name of God.

It's time we moved our nation back to the historic credo of shared values: Honesty fostered by humility and a dash of apology when needed.

Some in the Housing Authority shared wholeheartedly the Great Society credo of "maximum feasible participation," in which dignity and self-assertion were as important as any brick and mortar undertaking.

His credo: "Share your fears with yourself and your courage with others.

Thinking a moment, he shares his favorite credo "The Last Shall Be First" with a smile and a wink.

And while emanating from different directions, the two extremes share a similar credo: An out-of-control government has no business telling me what I can ingest.

Building off the credo my daughter shared, anyone can start, and today is as good as any.

The fact that more than nearly 90% of respondents of our survey were involved in teaching of LUS leads us to believe that physicians who participated in this survey share a credo that LUS is a useful clinical tool that should be made available to colleagues and co-workers.

Audiences at Carnegie Hall last year had a hint of what a Hvorostovsky Iago might be like from his chilling and cagey performance of the "Credo" during a program he shared with the soprano Anna Netrebko and the Orchestra of St . Lukes.