Sentence examples for and a credo of from inspiring English sources

The nobly unfurling Kyrie was followed by a Gloria of almost reckless excitement and a Credo of rock solid affirmation.

The Proud Boys' agenda is less explicitly race-based than many groups it has affiliations with, espousing instead a broad sort of antagonism to perceived enemies on the political left and a credo of "western chauvinism".

Veterans are different, their troubles seen in the context of sacrifice and shared kinship: the call to service, the daily reality of facing death, and a credo of strength, honor and bravery.

Years before he declined to blast a bear tethered to a tree by his hosts on a 1902 hunt, spawning admiring newspaper cartoons and the worldwide teddy-bear industry, Roosevelt crafted and promoted a "credo of fair chase".In addition to encouraging sportsmanship, his vision of the American hunt was democratic.

For more than two decades, Burning Man has been the antithesis of the art establishment, avoiding the social stratifications created by fame and pedigree, embracing a credo of egalitarianism and "radical inclusion".

It listens to its own muse and operates by a credo of whimsical indulgence.

Now owned by Terra Holdings, a venture of the developers Will and Arthur Zeckendorf, Halstead employs 1,000 agents and is, according to Clark Halstead, still fulfilling its mission of being "a kinder, gentler sort of company where we don't tolerate stuffiness and there is a credo of partnership among our brokers".

The group, founded in 2004 by Mazen Darwish, a journalist and lawyer, defended journalists and monitored media coverage, with a credo of strict neutrality.

"Pile 'em high and watch 'em buy" is a credo of Stew Leonard, Sr., whose son, Stew, Jr., now runs the show, assisted by his siblings.

Frankness on intimate subjects seems to be a credo of both her life and her work.

This became a credo of Slim's future empire.