Sentence examples for a maxim for from inspiring English sources

"Don't protect mediocrity," Stronach said, repeating a maxim for his vision.

Location, location, location appears to have been a maxim for Welsh National Opera's new La Bohème.

That's how cinema evolved first to show, rather than tell, which remains a maxim for aspiring screenwriters.

Alex Meadows has not found the move to secondary school an easy one, and has developed a maxim for staying out of trouble: don't react.

Patient safety has been placed high on the societal agenda in the last decade although Premium non nocere ('first do no harm') has been a maxim of healthcare professionals for many centuries.

He hinted that the magazine might do something collaborative: "We might go in with Jeep to do a Maxim snowmobile, for instance".

Lob it in and stand well back: a handy maxim for tabloid terrorists everywhere.

Mr. Keith, meanwhile, has formulated a new maxim for aspiring authors: "Whether you get published or not, write anyway".

Ever since Richard M. Weaver wrote his bracing conservative manifesto in 1948, "Ideas Have Consequences," the title phrase has been a guiding maxim for the movement.

He had a simple maxim for all competitive or adversarial situations: work out what the other party least wants you to do, and then do it.

Rice reckons that's a good maxim for her tenure because "the audience is at the heart of everything the Globe does".