Sentence examples for motto itself from inspiring English sources

Even the Folk School's motto itself, "I Sing Behind the Plow," is replete with a similar hardscrabble, Weavers-at-Carnegie Hall utopianism, a problematic fit with the many "Life or Meth" billboards one passes on the road from Atlanta.

The Tyrell Corporation ("More human than human is our motto") prides itself on the manufacture of "replicants" so realistically human-looking they can only be detected by expert application of the Voight-Kampff empathy test.

This motto lends itself to at least two misunderstandings.

Chewy Motto announces itself to the world on Jully 22nd with an EP from London based producer Quays.

"Our motto speaks for itself," says child journalist Ishrat Ara Atika Begum.

Ms. Graman said the women in her course must first be happy with themselves; she lives by the motto "the rose is itself and the bee comes".

(A city can have more than one motto — Greenville still calls itself "The Heart and Soul of the Delta" — but it would be awkward to be more than one capital).

That the organization whose motto, "Be prepared," finds itself throwing a Hail Mary pass for continued relevance is as much an example of ironic masochism as one of futility.

Exposure to Agent Orange has caused cancer in an untold number of U.S. Veterans, and the Vietnamese government claims that 400,000 Vietnamese people were killed or disabled by Agent Orange, and 500,000 children were born with birth defects as a result of their exposure.[6] Monsanto's former motto, "Without chemicals, life itself would be impossible," has been replaced by "Imagine".

But the motto threatened to undermine science itself.

The inn is famous for its storm watching and bills itself with the motto, "rustic elegance from Nature's edge".