Sentence examples for many mottos from inspiring English sources

Ragdolls have many mottos.

These are just two of the many motivational mottos which line the office walls at his company, Petrol Express.

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

Jack Nicklaus followed that motto many times in majors.

"Give, get or get off," is a motto many in the cultural world know well.

The best it can come up with is the motto "Many leaves, one tree," about all things being connected.

It is an utter come-all-ye, salmagundi, snarl and macédoine of styles (Johann Wolfgang von Goethe famously said he didn't have a style, he had styles, a motto many aspirant writers in search of their elusive "voice" might adopt).

For example, a man may have made the frame of a straight-backed chair while a woman wove the seat -- illustrating the Shaker motto "Many hands make light work".

One phrase or motto around which a whole range of feminists have rallied, however, marks a significant break with Mill's liberalism: 'the personal is political.' Feminists have offered a variety of interpretations of this motto, many of which take the form of a critique of liberal theories.

E pluribus unum out of many, one, a motto worthy of a great nation.

The giant brass entry doors of the Main Chapel are emblazed with what many consider the motto of the United States Navy -- "Non Sibi Sed Patriae".