Sentence examples for whose mantra is from inspiring English sources

Federal agencies and industry groups, whose mantra is "the market," have taken control.

Mr. Flagg, 35, describes himself as "a cultural citizen" whose mantra is "I love people".

This all seems a little too boring for the government, whose mantra is "innovation and creativity".

The woman, whose mantra is "never complain, never explain" is unquestionably the most famous model in the world.

For a company whose mantra is to pinch every penny, the improvements have not come without a struggle.

Across the region, business support groups have been swamped with the newly unemployed, whose mantra is network, network, network.

And in a reference to Gordon Gekko - the ruthless trader in the Hollywood film Wall Street whose mantra was "greed is good"  - Mr Johnson said greed was a "valid motivator".

He is the eternal optimist — he became a spokesman for personal safety after his attack — whose mantra was, "We didn't lose tonight, we just ran out of innings".

Their paths soon crossed those of two lads from Barnet, graphics student Graham Smith and history student Robert Elms, plus a tall obsessive Welshman, Chris Sullivan, a northern soul dance fiend, whose mantra was "one look lasts a day".

What else might you expect from a generation whose mantra was, "If it feels good, it's O.K .? So many of the accepted beliefs of our generation have proved to be, dare I say, shallow.

Some consequence, yet hanging in the stars, Shall bitterly begin his fearful date With this night's revels The idea of an outside force controlling his future was unthinkable to the dancer, whose mantra was always "You make your own luck".