Sentence examples for and credo in the from inspiring English sources

We hope to remain faithful to his artistic path and credo in the future and thus to create an everlasting remembrance of him and his great art".

He has been severely criticised for overstepping the boundary between therapist and patient, a credo in the field, but by 1962 the popularity of psychoanalysis was decreasing with the appearance of new behaviourist therapies and drugs.

This I Believe by Jay Allison Perhaps you listen to the NPR segment "This I Believe," where people (some famous, most not) share their personal philosophies and credos in brief essays.

STYLE CREDO In the summer I'm all about super-easy and comfortable.

Poised between satire and sincerity, pure noise and politics, "Credo in Us" left the rest of the program seeming obvious (though Louis Andriessen's raucous 30-player "Worker's Union," its formidable display of rhythmic discipline always threatening to unravel, held its own).

That is hardly a credo in the tradition of Edward R. Murrow.

and dusk (8 15 p.m ., while more than 100 singers in rowboats will perform R. Murray Schafer's "Credo" in the afternoon (starting at 5 p.m .. (Above, a musician at a past performance).

There is no musical credo in the collective; there is no way to explain what these groups sound like in the aggregate.

But then - he is, after all, an apologist for religion; perhaps sticking to a credo in the face of everything contrary comes naturally.

I think Diner and Feld have run into the trap of accepting this Orwellian distortion of language by phrasing their credo in the wrong terms.

On behalf of Cloudflare and CREDO, the EFF is arguing in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals that NSLs and gag orders are unconstitutional.