Sentence examples for central mantra from inspiring English sources

Even the faithful must swallow its central mantra: 'Religion alone cannot explain everything'.

The new symbol was designed to underscore a central mantra of the federal government's healthy eating push: make half your plate fruits and vegetables.

Once in work mode, though, Allardyce remains as tough an opponent as ever with his philosophy underpinned by one simple, central mantra.

Despite his deep roots in a Conservative Party that has "prison works" as a central mantra, Ken Clarke has described last summer's riots as the "legacy of a broken penal system" and acknowledged that Britain's high re-offending rates are scandalous.

We've always returned to legendary community organizer Grace Lee Bogg's statement as a central mantra: "The most radical thing [you can do] is stay put".

One of my central mantras for helping people lead a balanced life is: what is this feeling trying to tell me?

One of improv comedy's central mantras is the concept of "yes, and?", meaning that performers should try to build on any idea thrown their way, no matter how crazy.

Gotta be strong" is the central Whitehall mantra; pseudo ghetto advice that will get us through minor social faux pas such as forgetting someone's name.

The central bank's official mantra continues to be that the overnight federal funds rate will remain "exceptionally low" for "an extended period".

Turning to finance, a central problem is the mantra, Too Big To Fail, repeated often enough to have acquired the clumsy acronym TBTF.

Fink is working hard to make sure that doesn't happen and that the amalgamated beast still hews to the "One BlackRock" mantra: one central operating system, one database, one process, one mission (serving every client, no matter who or what size, the same way).