Sentence examples for motto by from inspiring English sources

To alter the national motto by removing the king in this way resonates deeply in Morocco.

Twenty-five years later, it's a motto by which MacIntyre continues to live and work.

No, penguins are explained by Shackletonean, not Darwinian philosophy: Fortitudine vincimus was Shackleton's family motto, "By endurance we overcome".

More than one French scholar has suggested that Malcolm X's political motto, "By any means necessary," was borrowed from Sartre's play "Dirty Hands".

The motto, by the way, is: "Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds".

And he appears to have lived up to that motto by ousting from the Columbus Day Parade another steely Wall Street character, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.

As we were chatting, Camille told me one of her favorite quotes and mottos by Muhammad Ali: "Suffer now and live the rest of your life as a champion".

But, given that "the scientific community will be doomed to live by the numerically driven motto, 'survival by your impact factors'" [ 7], it is important to investigate how the choice of different bibliometric indices affects the bibliometric visibility.

Lisa's motto is "Getting by isn't".

Yet before the tournament, he signed a sponsorship deal with Beats By Dre, a headphone company with the motto "Play by your own rules".

Its motto is "by Asians for Asians".