Sentence examples for Sense of ethos from inspiring English sources

"Britain's bankers lack a sense of ethos and the institutions they work for lack a clearly defined social purpose".

It's as if Kotcheff is hacking into our sense of national ethos, cutting traditional images of Australian identity to the bone.

If you want to get some sense of the ethos of English sport before the rise of professionalism, without the snobbery that went with it, the best place to look is probably the GAA.

Has this obsession with bodily perfection become damaging to gay men's sense of community ethos?

Which was understandable once you got a sense of his personal ethos.

It shows genuine interest and gives you a sense of the company ethos.

"They do it out of a sense of public service ethos and they are just being trashed.

They're all spaces that are an important part of forming the customer connection, and that give you a sense of the corporate ethos".

He's not, we gather, an imaginative man, but, a religious Greek Orthodox and a former Army officer, he's propelled by a strong sense of rectitude, an ethos of duty.

Her message was one of praise for Church of England schools that, she claimed, did so well because they, unlike many other schools, had not lost a sense of their particular ethos.

I've started looking at the information online about the performance indicators, but the school visit is vital – that's where you get a sense of a school's ethos.