Bar a slim collection of life mottos (think "Never complain. Never explain," and the notorious, "Nothing tastes as good as skinny feels"), Kate Moss is hardly known for her way with words.
Emblem book, collection of symbolic pictures, usually accompanied by mottoes and expositions in verse and often also by a prose commentary.
With Emblemes (1635) Quarles produced a new type of emblem book (traditionally a collection of symbolic pictures, usually accompanied by mottoes and expositions in verse and by a prose commentary).
Given the implicit tension of the JSA's construct, one might have imagined a more peaceful, a more disarming collection of words to serve as a motto for the military personnel.
* Use of mottos or catchy phrases, especially in the title.
The nearest town, Terlingua, is little more than a collection of tents, motorhomes, and boomtown ruins whose unofficial motto is "just a few exits past the end of the world".
"There is great fun to be had in terror," comments Leonard S. Marcus, a highly regarded historian of children's literature who has edited a collection of letters by the legendary Ursula Nordstrom (whose publishing motto was "good books for bad children").
Dosist, formerly Hmblt (motto: "delivering health and happiness"), has released a collection of disposable vape pens preloaded with marijuana concentrate (available individually or in a gift set) targeting different desired states: bliss, calm, relief, and so on.
The "bricoleur addresses himself to a collection of oddments left over from human endeavours", said Lévi-Strauss, and his motto, according to the critic Gérard Genette, is: "That might always come in handy".
Talent, pride, determination: as a motto that might look like nothing more than a collection of buzzwords at first glance, British Paralympic Association marketing speak that counts for little during the unforgiving heat of competition.
