Sentence examples for old mantra from inspiring English sources
"If it bleeds, it leads," Joe says, reciting an old mantra of his métier.
"You know, the old mantra of a utility: citizenship and service".
If he can't go, it's the old mantra: the next man is up".
"The old mantra of Lifetime was we were like the mafia — we would get you eventually.
They boil down to the old mantra to reduce, reuse and recycle.
Every bubble develops its own mythology — its variation of that old mantra, "It's different this time".
The decades-old mantra — "fusion is only 20 (or 30, or 50) years away" — remains wishful thinking at its best.
For data sampling, the age-old mantra has been to ensure that samples are statistically representative of the future cases that a given model is likely to encounter.
It goes back to the age-old mantra of making sure your communications are tailored to your audiences and local contexts.
Faced with unsustainable costs, rightwing politicians are questioning the decades-old mantra that an ever higher rate of incarceration is the best way to fight crime.
There will also be a move away from the decades-old mantra of US military planners that America must be capable of fighting two wars at any one time.
