Sentence examples for popular motto from inspiring English sources
"Science is sexy" has yet to catch on as a popular motto for bumper stickers and T-shirts.
The popular motto of stoic acceptance, "It is what it is," should be replaced by a stronger motto, embracing existence: "What is is what is".
Inroads in transparency, however, have yet to change the culture and mentality of "El que no tranza, no avanza," or "He who does not cheat, does not get ahead," a popular motto here.
A useful analogy for this moment comes from climate science, where a popular motto says: Given how much climate change is already baked into our future, the best we can do now is manage the unavoidable and avoid the unmanageable.
One of the stand out messages was "Silence Still Equals Death," an update of the popular motto of the AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power, that he placed on several different shirts.
The popular motto 'love is not enough' reflects this fact and implicitly suggests that erosion can be prevented somehow.
In many urban neighborhoods with heavy police presence, the anti-C.I. backlash has taken a more virulent turn: "Stop snitchin' " and "Snitches get stitches" are popular mottoes.
These include popes, potent potables, royalty, recently popular songs, state mottos and capitals, major rivers and presidents.
If the participation rate is below 80%, the monarchy's motto of "unanimous popular support" will become harder to assert.
There's a popular sports brand with the motto "No Fear".
As Beyonce said in her popular song, "Independent Woman," -- the motto of an independent woman is, "I depend on me".
