Sentence examples for a different mantra from inspiring English sources

Denver Coach George Karl had a different mantra: "Curry's a pain".

If the station lacked focus in its early years when it promised an enervating mixture of archive and album tracks, it now pursues a different mantra, "celebrating the alternative spirit in popular music since the 1960s".

Dr. Frederick Lukash, a plastic surgeon in New York City and Long Island who specializes in treating adolescents, said: "Unlike adults who may elect cosmetic surgery for that 'wow' factor to stand out in a crowd, to be rejuvenated and get noticed, kids have a different mantra.

Maybe I need a different mantra to cure my particular strain of impostor syndrome.

Like most ventures, taking a modular approach to either data centers, such as Internap, or high-rise construction was born out of Steve Jobs "Think Different" mantra.

Different mantras work for different people.

How can we specify cultural stratum in our age bracket since many of our peers breathe different mantras?

But as we engage our own racial and ethnic communities, often including our own biological families -- our parents, siblings, aunts, uncles, cousins, grandparents, even great grandparents -- we have had to find different mantras and strategies that better fit into these distinct cultural contexts.

There are many different mantras from which you can choose.

Many people use different mantras, such as "aum" or others.

Another Health Affairs study poked a hole in a different health-care mantra: that the key to cutting spending is to coordinate care for high-risk patients with chronic diseases, to keep them out of the hospital.