Sentence examples for mantra with a from inspiring English sources

"The new playing kit identifies commitment to the Central Coast whilst matching the entertaining and innovative mantra with a bright recognisable kit," read the club's press release.

Viewers have often confused Beale's famous mantra with a slogan of counter-cultural outrage when, really, it's the rallying cry of a man having a fairly serious mental breakdown.

New Labour adopted a similar lens, albeit one that softened Thatcher's "there is no such thing as society" mantra with a dash of positive, get-up-and-go motivational schmaltz.

"Disintermediation" was the mantra; with all the information anyone could want just a mouse-click away, who needed brokers?

It is 'bringing the best possible music to the widest possible young audience' says Sara. 'That's my mantra.' With a target audience of 15- to 24-year-olds and many listeners who are much younger, Sara knows she has to censor herself.

For this demographic, "It's all good" has become a kind of New Age, neo-Buddhist mantra, one with a peculiarly American flavor of optimism.

Aum Shinrikyo, the apocalyptic cult that attacked the Tokyo underground in 1995, fuses the Sanskrit mantra aum with a word meaning "teaching of the supreme truth".

Gallery critique draws on ideas from Ron Berger's book, An Ethic of Excellence, and involves students moving around the classroom critiquing one another's work using Berger's "kind, specific, helpful" mantra, along with a plentiful supply of post-it notes.

But today a new startup called Particle is coming out of stealth with that mantra, along with a handful of bite-sized new products that seem to fit the bill nicely.

It's practically a mantra, with the subtle implication that the current generation of doctors consists of mere technicians.

"It's almost a mantra with Democrats," he said, " 'Call them Tea Party extremists.' It's the inevitable price you pay for having an impact".