Sentence examples for credo thinks from inspiring English sources

"It was her credo," thinks Helen.

A switch on the show business credo Think Yiddish, Talk British.

According to its menu and business card, the Back Eddy's credo is "think coastal, eat local".

McGovern's corporate credo is "think global, act local".

Though he was quite vocal about not liking all the art that he saw, Murdock's credo was: "Let anyone paint who thinks he can paint, let anyone purchase who has the means and a love of a painting.

But it's in the trailer so everyone thinks it's my credo.

Josh Nelson, Credo Action's deputy political director, thinks it's because the issue of education feels especially personal to many people. . "I think the Education Department is something that touches a lot of Americans' lives," he said.

"Boys are increasingly worried about their appearance," said Karen Fraser, of the Credos advertising industry think tank, which conducted the survey.

I consulted with cutter Brian Jeffrey, whose credo is to balance what a customer wants with what the shop thinks he needs.

Freshman Neeta Patel, who is classically trained on the flute, said: "This class has broadened my definition of music". To set a benchmark at the beginning of the course, Branker asked the students to read an essay by American composer John Cage titled "The Future of Music Credo," then write their own credo about what they think music is.

And Apple's Tim Cook became the first openly gay CEO of a Fortune 500 company, proving that the tech giant is living up to its "Think Different" credo.