Sentence examples for one mantra from inspiring English sources
When Michelle Obama used it in her commencement address at Tuskegee University last year, the writer Britni Danielle described it on this website as the "one mantra many black parents drill into their children's heads throughout their life".
Mr. Giovannoni's conclusion, indeed his belief system, came down to one mantra: "Programming causes audience".
Karl's Bucks have been averaging more than 105 points the last 14 games, playing a wild, up-tempo game that has only one mantra: when in doubt, shoot.
FOR 15 years, there has been one mantra at the Media Laboratory at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology: "Demo or die".
The one mantra to sustain anyone through a performance of "Merry Wives" is: think Verdi, the play's raison d'être as inspiration for the composer's final opera, the monumental "Falstaff".
One mantra for this team is "and, but, therefore" — a distillation of the idea that any time you replace an and with a but or a therefore, you're not just listing facts, but creating a narrative with points of conflict, tension, humor and the like – in other words, one that might actually captivate an audience.
One popular mantra called on Morsi to "Get out, Get out;" others asked the military to take to the streets and oust him.
Poetry as one continuous mantra of mental health.
"We have had one steady mantra throughout this process," Mr. Buley said.
As the economy has gradually shown strength, unevenly to be sure, one critical mantra has been to call it a jobless recovery.
One Rails mantra, "convention over configuration", encourages developers to conform to certain best-practice assumptions about how their application will work, rather than configuring the framework to accommodate it.
