Sentence examples for whose credo is from inspiring English sources

"We have two professions whose credo is about the conservation of the human soul," she said.

Increasingly, we live in individualistic democracies whose credo is that anyone can be a winner if she tries.

Victor, whose credo is "Damn you, I am," a deliciously wicked perversion of Descartes' "I think, therefore I am," celebrates slime, crudity and five failed marriages.

Unlike the Marine Corps, whose credo is that every marine is first and foremost a rifleman, the Army has too many soldiers who have lost touch with their inner warrior, said Gen. Kevin P. Byrnes, the Army's top training general.

The villains include Mr. Law as a two-faced store executive, Naomi Watts as his girlfriend (and the Huckabees spokesmodel) and Isabelle Huppert as a nihilistic self-help author whose credo is "Cruelty, manipulation, meaninglessness".

Everybody knows the story of how Rick, a cynical nightclub owner whose credo is "I stick my neck out for nobody," rediscovers his essential nobility and sacrifices self-interest to the greater good.

"GARBOLOGY" is a word popularised (and possibly coined) by A.J. Weberman, a writer and activist whose credo was "you are what you throw away".

Are not her happy, settled life, her image of pizazz and glitter, and still gleaming soprano, not to mention race, antithetical to Callas, whose credo was "suffer in silence," and whose voice, even in its prime, hardly gleamed?

Back then, Clinton juggled hairdressing with doo-wop crooning, but as the 70s dawned, the band-leader reshaped his barbershop quintet the Parliaments into a wild, polymorphously perverse outfit named Funkadelic, whose credo was: "Anything goes".

The legacy of the Enlightenment is this savage right to artistic offence, whose credo was summed up in Voltaire's slogan: "I disagree with what you say but I will defend to the death your right to say it".

He also married a blond, blue-eyed nurse named Margarete Boden whose credo was "A Jew is always a Jew!" Himmler's big break came in September 1927 when Hitler appointed him deputy leader of the "protection squads," or SS, that were supposed to guard Nazi bigwigs.