Sentence examples for a different ethos from inspiring English sources

A different ethos appears to motivate the current administration.

It's easy: beneath the easy assumptions about racial animosity in the South, a different ethos prevails.

The competition for Via Verde, at Brook Avenue and East 156th Street, emerged from a different ethos.

Scotland has a different ethos from England when it comes to public services and social justice, and this helps charities operating north of the border.

But Midnight Oil had a different ethos, emerging from the northern beaches of Sydney as a high-energy surf-punk band.

"Then people came through like me, Jess [Ennis], Dai Greene, Martyn Rooney, [Robbie] Grabarz, we were all juniors together and we had a different ethos.

But they usually mix them with a range of serious governing professionals, who come with a very different ethos, to balance out the politicos and bring diverse perspectives into the presidential inner circle.

Jane Hardy, who now owns the company, says the group has a very different ethos from most networking groups: it doesn't limit itself to a single representative from each profession, for example, and the emphasis is on sharing and collaboration.

Another staff member said the school prided itself on having "a very different ethos from almost any other school".

But it means very little if young journalists are inculcated with a very different ethos when they start work.

G4S would provide one aircraft "with two blokes … It's a completely different ethos and way of operating".