"To those mottoes, I offer this," Perez concluded.
The lawyer I use in La Land would teach those fools mottos like: "We'll cut them off at the knees--since gees they act like they deserve less of one".
The record-breaking soap opera "Escobar, El Patrón del Mal" ("The Boss of Evil"), based on the life and crimes of the infamous drug lord Pablo Escobar, began each episode with the motto: "Those who do not know their history are doomed to repeat it".
And those whose motto used to be Cool Britannia reject the past as a useless burden and abandon all sense of heritage (remember the Dome?) Boyle pointed beyond that to an attempt at reintegration: there was no Rule Britannia here, no mindless waving of union flags.
After the election, public managers are drinking from those mugs carrying the motto "keep calm and carry on".
Unlike whip-and-chair circus stars, the motto of those who care for wild animals at zoos seems to be that good fences make for live neighbors.
He considers the three aspects that define a nation as borders, language, and culture; those aspects inspired the motto of the Paul Revere Society.
As expected, he got banned from godly Massachusetts by those Puritans whose motto should read "religious liberty for me but not for thee" to say nothing of their disdain for the local tribes, whom they viewed as subhuman savages.
This quote, attributed to Albert Einstein, should be the motto of all professional communicators, and especially those who earn a living communicating the tricky business of science.
Well, those demons -- those Chinese leaders whose motto is "When in doubt, use force" -- are still there.
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