Sentence examples for the shared creed from inspiring English sources

The shared creed is materialistic, and holds that appearances are of greater significance than substance.

The shared creed holds that appearances are of greater significance than substance.

Instead the shared citywide creed might be called Manhattan paganism: a private, almost secretive belief in coincidence, chance, accident and serendipity.

Paul Ryan, Romney's Catholic vice-presidential running-mate, touched on the issue in his contentious speech on Wednesday night, saying the two "shared the same moral creed".

When Tommaso Campanella (1568 1639) stated that he learned more from the anatomy of an ant or an herb than from any book ever written, he was simply expressing in a beautiful and poetic form a shared methodological creed.

In spite of its great parade of intellect, its support in influential places, and its mellifluous accompaniment of self-promoting public relations, the new variety of fashion pretty much shares the creed and the limitations of the frivolous, pirouetting old variety of fashion — that of dress.

This hidden, powerful, mental sort of fashion shares the creed and limitation of the old variety of fashion - that of dress.

In Creed, Stallone shared the screen with the young, talented, magnetic Michael B. Jordan the Rocky for Millennials.

The commission recognized that the Nicene Creed has been universally accepted as containing the essential teachings of the faith and that the faith stated by the creed is shared by some "non-creedal churches" that are wary of "fixed" or "imposed" forms.

Compliment or comment on a shared interest: "Nice Creed shirt!

He said in his autobiography that he had joined the Klan because he shared its anti-Communist creed and wanted to be associated with the leading people in his part of West Virginia.