Sentence examples for one creed from inspiring English sources

"Is it art?" is not that deep a question – yet it's the one Creed's room, with the lights going on and off keeps us asking.

He wrote that restricting his party's base to just one creed did not make electoral sense.

His one creed is that 90% of all fires are preventable.

In 1879, on the eve of being made a cardinal, he defined it as "the doctrine that there is no positive truth in religion, but that one creed is as good as another".

Although I am pretty sure (and my surveys tentatively backed this up) that most Christians do accept most of their religion's mainstream beliefs, it seems that there is no one creed that you can be sure all believe in, be it the authority of scripture, the divinity of Jesus, the personal nature of God, or life after death.

In order to have a suitable sample for this identification we exclude all individuals coming from a country where, according to the ISMU dataset, only one creed is professed.

On the one hand, "Creed," like "Black Panther," keeps reminding us that a major studio has money in the game; the musical score, in both cases, is grimly insistent, as if to insure that the emotional content of each scene is packaged and delivered on cue.

The Fathers of the Constitution were not unaware of the varied and extreme views of religious sects, of the violence of disagreement among them, and of the lack of any one religious creed on which all men would agree.

How could one political creed legitimately embrace both contradictory principles?

Publicly stating one's creed like this is central to jihadi ethics.

And the dream will always sour; for it is seldom enough simply to follow one's creed; others must embrace it too.