Sentence examples for a creed of lost from inspiring English sources

Unlike liberalism, social/moral conservatism is essentially a creed of lost causes.

It is that they have lost the confidence to preach what they practice, adopting instead a creed of "ecumenical niceness".

PepsiCo has started preaching a creed of "performance with purpose".

Bokononism, his invented religion, was a creed of "bittersweet lies".

Should Catholicism be a creed of its times or an unbending eternal faith?

Creed unwisely taunts Drago before the match, and after the first round, Drago issues a prophetic warning to Creed: "You will lose".

As a summary of a creed, Ms. MacLuan said, "tree-hugger" is close enough.

(And kissing, kissed the emblem of a creed).

A style of dress, like a creed, may be freely chosen, or cruelly enforced.

If the kitchen has a creed, it's along the lines of "no diner left behind".

In A Countryman's Creed (1946) he harked back to a lost world, perhaps even a world that was more of his imagination than it ever was fact.