Sentence examples for a growing ethos from inspiring English sources

Underlying all of these elements is a growing ethos of anger, vitriol, raw hatred, bigotry, and contention.

University of Northampton, along with Plymouth and a handful of others, appear to be at the forefront of a growing movement of universities who are injecting a social enterprise ethos into much of what they do.

Marketing consultants celebrate this population as having a growing awareness of health and lifestyle diseases, rising disposable incomes and, increasingly, a 'self-care ethos' that is associated with a demand for preventative healthcare products.

Indeed, Lewis, Lord Dunsany, E.R. Eddison, J.R.R. Tolkien, and a growing host of imitators imbued pastoral settings with heroic and mythic elements, often borrowing from Christian ethos.

A new generation is growing whose ethos is considerably more urban than that of previous generations.

Yet it's a business that is following the growing economic ethos that profit is not divorced from doing good.

Out of that faith grew the ethos and the determination to pursue the national good -- a sense of right and wrong -- a moral high ground that points to justice for all, not just for those who can afford it.

"For me, this appointment is very much keeping in with 'the Watford way' of doing things and that's an ethos I'm growing more familiar with as time goes on".

Our ethos is growing and learning together, aspiring to excellence.

Dunga's ethos is growing on the team.

He's someone who represents an independent ethos but grew up swathed in the trappings of the old music industry.