Sentence examples for basic creed is that from inspiring English sources

Their basic creed is that, in broad terms, the best returns are to be had by trying to replicate a particular index; but that sophisticated computer models can also exploit short-term anomalies to generate returns greater than that index.

Its roots are in a political and spiritual movement that sprang up in 19th century in the Indian city of Deoband, and which espoused a back-to-basic creed that is regarded as the theological font of contemporary Muslim fundamentalism.

Elsewhere, someone delivered the message that one of the basic creeds of Scientology is "that all men have inalienable rights to think freely, to talk freely, to write freely their own opinions, and to counter or utter or write upon the opinions of others".

But more Muslim leaders need to accept that changing creed is a legal right.

That unifying creed is this: Open platforms promote innovation and diversity more effectively than proprietary ones.

GT's basic view is that the game is gorgeous and innovative, albeit a bit repetitive and with a less-than-stellar enemy AI. "Assassin's Creed breaks new ground but fails at nailing some fundamentals".

Review: 'Creed' is a fresh retelling of 'Rocky' that has us in its corner.

Working with five dancers and rehearsal director, Lorena Randi, Creed is building those basic positions into dance sequences.

The shared creed is materialistic, and holds that appearances are of greater significance than substance.

Nor was that creed handed down wholesale generation after generation.

Today, most scholars think that the Creed is derived from the baptismal creed of Jerusalem, as Hans Lietzmann proposed.