Sentence examples for credo from from inspiring English sources

The Credo from Laszlo Gyopar's "Missa" (1944) was ornate and flamboyant, with Beethoven-like gravitas, Mahlerian heft and cinematic sweep.

He established this earth-shattering credo from the very first sentence of Baby and Child Care: "You know more than you think you do".

I'd suggest, then, that we shouldn't take Edgar's opinions too literally, either in themselves or as a credo from Mr. Godard.

The Bach cantata — "Weinen, Klagen, Sorgen, Zagen" ("Weeping, Lamentation, Worry, Despair") (BWV 12) — is an early one, but it provided important inspiration: Bach reworked the first chorus as part of the Credo from the great Mass in B Minor.

At 5 p.m. George Steel, the general manager and artistic director of the New York City Opera, conducted a large choir in "Credo," from Mr. Schafer's musical/theatrical work "Apocalypsis" (1977).

But the core tenets of his operation have remained the same, even as they have evolved into a unified credo from a haphazard collection of insights gleaned from his St . Louisupbringing, European travels and many dining-room disasters.

A framed copy of the Johnson & Johnson credo hangs from his office wall, near a volume of family history that contains a favorite photograph.

It solidified a reputation for product quality with a company credo, dating from 1943, saying that the company owed its first responsibility to the mothers and fathers, doctors, nurses and patients who use its products.

His own artistic credo came from Robert Browning's poem "Bishop Blougram's Apology", with its doubting cleric: "Our interest's in the dangerous edge of things,/ The honest thief, the tender murderer,/ The superstitious atheist".

The Credo study from Stanford University suggests that less than a fifth of charter schools outperform US public (state) schools, most are about the same and two-fifths are worse, often because they are incompetently run.

Many journalists seem to live by a credo borrowed from the environmentalists: Reduce, reuse, recycle.