Sentence examples for four mottos from inspiring English sources

Before long, Mr. Garner has taught them a chorus of mottos to shout out, hammering home what he sees as Edison's four mottos: work hard, learn from mistakes, look at problems from a different angle and (Garner's own favorite), "Find something you love in your life and do it for your whole life long".

The Rinzai school summarizes this process of self-cultivation in four mottoes: "a special transmission outside of the scriptures," "no dependence on words and letters," "point directly into [one's] human mind," and "see into [one's] nature to become a buddha".

He sums it up in two mottos.

The two mottos speak of different "Gods," he discovered.

Owner Sharon Hanson has two mottos: "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you" and "Always give the customer more than they pay for".

The event's two mottos are 'No rubbish tipped here' and 'If there's an empty space people will play in it.' This is spot-on.

At my training hospital, two mottos stuck with me in particular and will guide much of my internship in the year to come.

Yet the company requires two mottos to contain its owner's aspirations: "The Brand America Loves" and "Worldwide Toothbrush King". He employs a thousand people in India and China making toothbrushes, mouthwash and dental floss.

Would four or five mottoes have sufficed?

One of the local VCs had two mottoes in 1999.

Finding your calling, and giving you the tools to take advantage of it: sounds like at least one motto a university should have.