Sentence examples for creed as from inspiring English sources

Diversity applies to creed as well as to color.

Second, where scholars like Professor Pagels see the creed as narrowing the possibilities for Christianity, Professor Johnson sees the creed as empowering and opening up possibilities.

Mr. Gaddis described the boy's creed as "get all you can".

Although it is traditionally viewed as part of Buddhism, Heart Chan is suitable for people of any religion or creed as its true essence surpasses languages or traditions.

The Wallace of "Borges on the Couch" is imperial Wallace, post-heark to the DeLillo creed (as he saw it) of literary purity.

New Komeito, on the other hand, which draws its support from Japan's largest lay-Buddhist organisation, Soka Gakkai, cleaves to the country's pacifist creed as laid down by the constitution's Article Nine.

Would you describe your creed as putting personality first — in other words, using clothes to frame the character of the male or female wearer and highlighting their own originality, rather than imposing a look on them.

Which still leaves, however, an interesting question: Why, aside from the novel's hyperactive plotting, has his story of creed-as-Catholic-conspiracy appealed to millions of Christians, and churchgoing Roman Catholics no less than others?

Remember our creed -- as Americans -- all of your children are "indivisible" -- united, blended, and not separable.

The Sun wrote a feature entitled "The Crazy World of Martin Creed", as though Creed were Prince, or a serial killer, rather than a tall, open-faced, friendly Scotsman who "spends his time thinking about things and doing things".

For they maintain that an academic institution's embracing of a creed as a standard of orthodoxy to assist the university in assessing the Christian faith of prospective and current faculty members—is a violation [End Page 53] of academic freedom as well as oppressive to the believer's liberty and spiritual integrity.