Sentence examples for as ethos from inspiring English sources

This merger of home with existence is not unlike Hilli's [ 44] description of home as ethos, which symbolizes the innermost room of a human being - the spirit.

Mentions of a writer's character or qualifications usually qualify as ethos.

Arguments based on authority, sometimes referred to as "ethos" in the study of arguing, use appeals to your authority and credibility or that of another who supports your ideas.

While retailers rushed online, Mr. Brûlé opened a chain of Monocle boutiques, a micro-extension of the magazine's shopper-as-curator ethos.

As practiced by a new class of digital frontier types, they often blend the image-as-object ethos of museum installations, the interactivity of video games and the narrative and character features of traditional cinema.

Mr Nolan thinks success is achieved by "spreading an ethos as well as technical teaching tips".

Peter McKintosh's design does what all good design can do: it delivers an ethos as well as a setting.

The moderate weirdness that puts a Focus movie in the sweet spot bespeaks an ethos as well as a bottom-line strategy.

It's a working model of the New Orleans musical ethos: as long as everybody knows what they're doing, anyone can cut loose.

That DIY ethos, as old as art itself, also proved prescient – a template for making work in an age of austerity.

The notion that a photobook can be both is central to SPBH's ethos, as well as an unshakeable belief in the talismanic power of the physical object.