Sentence examples for mantra from from inspiring English sources

Today's mantra from the marketing department is KYC, Know Your Customers.

I think the current mantra from the Supreme People's Court — the Three Supremes — encapsulates it well.

That seemed to be the official mantra from South Jersey to coastal Connecticut on Thursday.

Also, a new mantra from our photographer Hollis: if in doubt, "dip it in ranch".

The mantra from Madison Avenue: prove you can consistently deliver an engaged audience and then we will consider joining you.

To Ben Larriva, 11, such warnings echo the daily mantra from his teachers: "This will be on the AIMS test".

We have heard the "schools are broken" mantra from big business for most of the last century.

"We are going to take our country back," he said, repeating a mantra from the primary campaign.

Reno frequently told the public "the buck stops with me", borrowing the mantra from President Harry S Truman.

Yet the mantra from NRA enthusiasts and others is that guns don't kill people, people kill people.

"They say the numbers prove 'the Afghan National Police are in the fight,' " said General Burgio, quoting a frequently heard mantra from NATO officials.