Sentence examples for in two mottos from inspiring English sources

He sums it up in two mottos.

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".

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

One of the local VCs had two mottoes in 1999.

In five years the motto of the Garden State will change from 'N.J. and You -- Perfect Together' to 'N.J. and You -- Broke Together.' " So it is not as if the Garden State is gloating.

Would four or five mottoes have sufficed?

Suicide attempt was first scored by severity on the basis of the schedules introduced by Motto [ 36] and Weisman [ 37], as described in two previous papers [ 7, 30].

As Cyril Mango points out, the Byzantine political thinking can be summarised in the motto "One God, one empire, one religion".

Many club mottos, bestowed in bygone eras, now ring hollow or hark back to more glorious days, but not Barcelona's.

In nine years, the company — whose motto is "To make the world a more beautiful place" — has almost literally transformed the face of China.

Texas's minimalistic attitude to government is embodied in one of the Texas Rangers' favourite mottoes: "one riot, one ranger".Yet the Lone Star state owes as much to Washington as anywhere else does.