Sentence examples for modern watchwords from inspiring English sources
The poem just unearthed, entitled "Our Modern Watchwords", is a little more substantial.
Our Modern Watchwords, which was apparently inspired by Tennyson and Kipling, will go on sale at Bonham's auction house in London in the spring.
The Churchill archive at Cambridge University described "Modern Watchwords" as "quite competent".
Wednesday's Valentino catwalk illustrated that refined silhouettes and intricate detailing are the new watchwords for the modern millionaire.
This is her new watchword, post election.
Conspicuous toil is the new watchword.
The new watchword is mutual respect.
Masculinity was the new watchword at Christopher Kane.
Sounds great but the new watchword is ROI.
Scapegoating and surveillance are the watchwords of modern counterterrorism policy, and the Internet is its apparent application layer.
Indeed, Drake suggests, by making constant reinvention the watchword of modern fashion, Lagerfeld just may have trounced his great rival at last.
