Sentence examples for battle mantra from inspiring English sources

Mercy is such an emotive song, and links to Celaena's character through the lyrics (lead me in chains, fill me with rage) and the conquering beat of the song sounds almost like a battle mantra.

Teenagers live in a negative echo chamber of sorts, battling a mantra that implies they are impatient, lazy, entitled, and out of control.

It would be a disaster to bury that battle under the milquetoast mantra of party unity.

Yet, as difficult as it may be, we will continue to keep the faith, and continue to build and battle with the CBMA mantra in mind that there is no cavalry coming to save the day in our communities.

The Australians have a mantra for battling climate change: Protect, Redesign, Rebuild, Elevate, Relocate and Retreat.

Dead Skeletons' philosophy is based around a psychedelic battle cry and series of mantras to inspire people to accept life and death in equal measure.

The common relationship mantra "pick your battles" also applies here.

He's currently primed for battle, zen-like, repeating old Chinese mantras in a trance.

Now the Republican mantra is that we must "win" a battle we were not prepared to undertake that has cost us thousands of American and Iraqi lives with no factual indications we have or are about to win anything.

The mantra for us has always been, no two battles are ever the same".

By a margin of more than 2-1, people do not believe the Chancellor's mantra that "we are all in it together" in the battle to tackle the nation's deficit.