Sentence examples for for a credo from inspiring English sources
But by the late 1990s, Bond felt compelled to do more "than just talk about things," so she became an editor for a CREDO publication and produced a company radio show.
That has been something of a credo for Mr. Thompson throughout his years as a federal prosecutor, a prominent defense lawyer and an authentic minority -- a black Republican in Atlanta.
In the Romantic theory that life imitates decadent art, that the best means of expressing passions is to experience them for oneself, Nureyev found a credo for his own belief: "As a creative artist you have to feel, you have to know how to be both.
But I never strayed too far from the "dress for success" model, a credo normal tweens did whatever they could to avoid.
"Making Regional Policy Dialogues Work: A Credo For Metro-Scale Consensus Building".
It was a way of doing business and a credo for the company.
The reviewer in the Times Book Review thought that the novel offered "a credo for the times".
You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars," it has become world famous in recent years as a credo for living joyfully and peacefully.
One of his best-known poems, "Shtiler, Shtiler" (1914; "Hush, Hush") is "a credo for a poetry of nuance and understatement, a kind of allegorical reflection on the state of modern Jewish life, and a play upon the messianic expectation that runs through the whole Jewish experience" (according to the American literary and social critic Irving Howe).
As someone who could rank among the great travel writers -- and perhaps, now that he is living in London, he and his gift for penetrating description will get the chance to tackle new horizons -- Ma has a message, a credo for his wanderlust tribe, especially those who have erroneously concluded that there are no places left to discover.
