Sentence examples for changed ethos from inspiring English sources

Zumthor represented a changed ethos.

But the past year has utterly changed the ethos of the glitzy Gulf emirate.

For she changed the ethos of Britain as well as its landscape.

An Australian cardinal, George Pell, has been put in charge of cleaning up the Vatican's finances.All that has changed the ethos that prevailed under Benedict XVI, the previous pope.

This 'thirst' for evidence would change the ethos of surgery, with clinical trial involvement changing from a rare occurrence, to normal practice.

"The feeling was that it would fundamentally change the ethos of Boots," Scott told me.

With corner-cutting deeply ingrained as a Chinese business practice, it's really up to the government to change that ethos through regulation and enforcement.

Last month Infantino said he'd deliver a "now-or-never" change of ethos, then defended spending €500,000 of Uefa's money on renting a jet.

Anxiety Comes With Change Mr. Rogovin described Mr. Stewart's hiring as "an effort to change the ethos in the department, a fundamental change," which he recognized would cause some anxiety.

"I have a case in a very white area of the city where evangelical Christians tried to do something very similar – tried to change the ethos of the school from within by putting governors in there".

But as the leading figures of the field of biology began intensively finding commercial outlets and get-rich-quick schemes, they helped to change the ethos of the field.