Sentence examples for central creeds from inspiring English sources
Or that centre-left politicians – Democrats in the US, socialists and social democrats in Europe – enthusiastically adopted some of the central creeds of Thatcherism and Reaganism, such as deregulation, privatisation, financial liberalisation and individual enterprise?
And just as New Labour refined Thatcherism's broad thrust while holding true to its central creeds, so the Premier League's message has become more sophisticated over time without losing its free market thrust.
Laura Doyle is one of those astonishing, self-created demagogues whose central creed is the universal applicability of their own experience.
Back at Saree Mandir, Suraj Khandelwal has a pragmatic line on bargaining, the central creed of Asian commerce.
And the depiction of a central creed of the world's 1.3 billion Muslims as an emblem of terrorism was unwarranted.
Now they are sworn to restore the true faith and its central creed: never raise taxes.If the talks fail, it will be because this breed of Republicans has elevated a preference into a fetish.
Yet I found myself idly musing, "Well, I wouldn't kick him out of bed for eating biscuits... .. Thus does Harris entice us to confirm the central creed of her latest novel - that evil can entrance the human soul.
Volunteers had distributed commemorative Bonnie Prince Billyly kazoos to the first hundred or so people who showed up, and before a song called "Goat and Ram" (which begins by expounding upon the central creed of Islam: "There is no God but God / God in your body, which is mine") he asked audience members to get out their kazoos and toot along, creating an E drone.
Unitarian Universalism is a progressive religious denomination without a central creed, focusing instead on a shared search for spiritual growth.
But if Democratic politicians have largely abandoned New Deal policies, it is because their liberal base had by the 1980s lost interest in the kind of economic populism that had once been the party's central creed.
Bush is betting his presidency, and the near-term future of this nation, on that central American creed.
