Sentence examples for a credo from inspiring English sources

This became a credo of Slim's future empire.

But he had a credo for weathering such slights.

It was more a credo than a conventional conference speech.

"Making Regional Policy Dialogues Work: A Credo For Metro-Scale Consensus Building".

A credo of the Franciscan order was nudus nudum Christum sequi ("follow naked the naked Christ").

He suggested a credo that capitalizes on the Bronx's unique geographical status among the boroughs.

Some claim a credo can help to galvanise an electorate bored by consensual centrism.

Perhaps that's a credo Jaguars fans should consider adopting for the foreseeable future.

But the remark itself was more striking proclaimed at the start like a credo.

This persistence with a credo in many ways refuted is part of Obama's gift.

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