Sentence examples for historical credo from inspiring English sources
This is, effectively, Putin's historical credo, and it has prompted him to reverse certain advances of previous generations.
By Adam Gopnik The New Yorker, September 7 , 1992P. 21 Comment about the Republican Convention in Houston, and the historical fantasy employed, from Ronald Reagan quoting a credo of Lincoln which Lincoln never offered, to George Bush's invoking of Harry Truman as a model.
With a lifelong passion for needlework and an encyclopedic knowledge of historical embroidery, materials engineer Tricia Wilson Nguyen lives by the credo of Mens et manus.
And in 2010 the historical center's board also came up with a credo: "We believe in a spirit, definable and intellectually real, called 'the Spirit of the American West.' "We believe the Spirit of the American West is central to American Democracy and an iconic image of freedom worldwide".
Helpfulness is Grant's credo.
"Marvellous!" was his credo.
Cassidy recites her credo.
