Sentence examples for new creed from inspiring English sources
Avarice is the shameless new creed.
What exactly was the new Creed trying to say?
But by 2001, the new Creed had been around for several years.
Now America is embracing a new ethic and a new creed: "Let's roll".
It is the new creed of China: "We have as much right to shop as you".
As a result, counterinsurgency has become the American military's new creed, the antidote not just in Iraq but Afghanistan too.
Allen's story -- that of the reconstructed white Southerner -- is a reconciliation narrative dear to the new New South creed of prosperity.
Official doctrine has chiefly developed during later periods of church history by the formulation of confessions of faith, rather than new creeds.
In 1921 the prominent California newspaperman and poet John Steven McGroarty wrote, "Los Angeles is the most celebrated of all incubators of new creeds, codes of ethics, philosophies no day passes without the birth of something of this nature never heard of before".
Though currencies were devalued an old trick governments embraced a newer creed of financial prudence, raising taxes and chopping spending, an austere formula that the region's 24m people have accepted with remarkably good grace.
Nevertheless, Michael B. Jordan hopes his new film "Creed," in which he plays the son of the Italian Stallion's former foe Apollo Creed, will give the sport a shot in the arm.
