Sentence examples for the same credo from inspiring English sources

And they all have the same credo: For my just cause the enemy must suffer.

"It was the same credo with Reagan, supported by the media, and from there all roads lead to Trump.

"I have the same credo with my land as I had with my business: He who profits most serves the best".

At many companies, performance appraisal forms seem to undergo the same careful scrutiny as credos.

Anne Fontaine, a Parisian designer whose pristine white cotton shirts are sold in her SoHo and Madison Avenue boutiques of the same name, lives by the credo "construire sans détruire" (build without destroying).

The same was true of his artistic credo.

As an obscure Illinois state senator, as a United States senator and as president, Mr. Obama has even used the same phrases to describe a communitarian credo rooted in American tradition, but vying always in his telling with a Darwinian alternative: you're-on-your-own economics.

Frustratingly for DC Saysell, the prime minister and his wife Samantha chose the same week to endorse Mandell's aesthetic credo, giving the Obamas a present of art by the superior tag-creator Eine.

The same applies to the investigation involving Australian Water Holdings (Operation Credo).

Ditto for the late-night phone conversations, in which Egan (who confirmed via e-mail that she was the same Jennifer Egan) challenged Jobs to square his Zen credo of nonattachment with his life's work making highly covetable electronics.

("Credo" was composed in July 1942, the same month as NBC's radio broadcast of Shostakovich's new "Leningrad" Symphony, and you can't help thinking that Cage was responding to that grandiosely propagandistic work).