Sentence examples for credo that from inspiring English sources

Machismo is at the heart of the credo that nurtured him.

It is the free-market credo that serves as Bush's guiding light: No reward without risk.

"Small is good" is a technology credo that is rapidly spreading throughout the world.

The lettering is in Greek but the best translation is "I suspend judgment," a credo that Montaigne related to personally.

This could pose an existential threat to the small-government credo that has defined the G.O.P. for four decades.

The world is soon to learn the true meaning and depth of the credo that defines us….

This is a credo that works only if the reader and the writer agree about those expectations.

But he did not crumble, did not eschew the team's credo that starts with the furthest man back starting the attacks by passing the ball forward.

It is a credo that has led his mother, Polish-born Marion Kozak, to support a range of left-wing Jewish political groups.

"There've got to be loud bits and less loud bits," he warned the band in a musical credo that would serve equally well for his premiership.

"White porcelain is the embodiment of the German soul," said the first Allach catalogue, a Nazi-approved credo that ensured its survival even in the darkest of times.