Sentence examples for mottos of from inspiring English sources

He was much offended, issuing one of the mottos of the parking fraternity: "You take your chances".

"People who build technology should represent the people who use it," reads one of the mottos of the National Center for Women and Information Technology, another such group.

This ensured the compliance with both the meeting's and SETAC's mottos of 'interdisciplinary discourse on current environmental challenges' and 'environmental quality through science'.

To me, one of the mottos of successful negotiation is to be soft on the people while you remain hard on the problem.

It sounds a little morbid and maybe a little cult-like, but it is one of the tried and true mottos of our amazing school.

Here's a particularly unhinged account of how the plug and play camps show that Burning Man's principle of radical self-expression is really a right-wing Ayn Randian ideal, indistinguishable from the mottos of Silicon Valley social media giants.

It is motto of co-conspirators.

And the motto of God's architect?

C'est la vie! is the secret motto of humor.

The motto of the movement is "the luxury of less".

That could be the motto of every Surrealist exhibition).