Sentence examples for a strict ethos from inspiring English sources

A striking number of the world's great family companies were created by members of religious minorities who embraced a strict ethos.

This was long before the claims emerged about the so-called Trojan Horse plot, in which hard-line Muslims are alleged to have infiltrated school governing bodies with the intention of altering schools to follow a stricter religious ethos.

The ethos of a strict separation between clinical and 'non-clinical' aspects of care is endorsed by the re-definition of the HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control Office's (HAPCO) responsibilities.

(It certainly isn't the decor: with the exception of stylish spots like Orso, Chez Josephine or 44 at 10th, most Broadway establishments espouse a strict brick-wall, show-poster, sick-plant ethos).

By conventional Western standards, the Rastafarian movement can seem both uncompromising (it espouses fairly conservative views on gender and requires a strict, all-natural diet) and appealingly lax (it has a communal ethos, which often involves liberal ritual use of marijuana).

The founder, John Phillips, was known as a strict Calvinist with a liberal spirit, and the school still mixes Puritan values with a democratic ethos.

Sugihara was one of those unique human beings who couldn't fail but do the right thing because simply to do otherwise was to flirt with dishonor and given that his lineage on his mother's side was Samurai, and governed by a strict code of ethics known as Bushido, he felt challenged to live up to his warrior ethos.

It also requires a strict allegiance to the collective that can be at odds with Russia's new materialistic and individualistic ethos.

He was a strict disciplinarian.

Isn't a strict Muslim?

It's a strict sensation.