Sentence examples for creed to from inspiring English sources

I only hope he doesn't preach this pedagogic creed to the students he teaches at Oxford.

Our religious energy has shifted from belief to action and from creed to compassion.

It's unclear what to make of these pages — were they a creed to live by or an exercise in penmanship?

The Council of Nicaea, which condemned Arius as a heretic and issued a creed to safeguard "orthodox" Christian belief, was convened to settle the controversy.

"That's the Olympic creed, to compete," said Jonathan Edwards, 37, an American Olympian in doubles luge who has coached athletes from less-experienced nations.

A second journal, Der Biedermann (1727 29; "The Honest Man"), undertook the broader task of introducing the new rationalist creed to German letters.

They were able, through political representatives from all classes and creeds, to put questions to those who have to be held to account.

The creed according to "Antz" is: "Insects of the world unite; you have nothing to lose but your chains".

Diversity applies to creed as well as to color.

The mission, according to Creed, is to provide stable, permanent housing to veterans in need.

It has taught people of different races to live in brotherhood and people of different creeds to live side by side in reasonable tolerance.