Sentence examples for credo expressed from inspiring English sources
He was also an astonishing embodiment of the credo expressed in Ralph Waldo Emerson's "Self-Reliance".
This was a personal credo, expressed in the sharpest of language and with great urgency.
Even as they pursued serial relationships in and out of marriage, they embraced the credo expressed in Rodgers and Hammerstein's quintessential postwar romantic sermon, "Some Enchanted Evening," which imagined that true love could ignite in the eye contact of strangers across a crowded room.
The artistic credo was expressed best in the 2008 movie Thomas Kinkade's Christmas Cottage.
But he's really the personification of pure evil and malevolence whose credo is expressed by one of his earliest statements: 'I believe that that which doesn't kill you makes you stranger.' As played by Ledger, he's no circus clown.
More important, it expressed his credo that to survive in the broken-promise land, they should look at their roots and revel in their culture.
"I write the story I want to read," she says, as straightforward a literary credo as has ever been expressed.
The ideas expressed in the Psychologie formed the credo of his followers and became the starting point of their work.
The Marxist credo was all the more effective as it expressed with eloquent ferocity the grievances of the poor while predicting retribution and a happy ending.
It goes on to express a credo, a quasi-Thomist proof: It's not up to me to know anything about Heaven or Hell.
