Sentence examples for confident ethos from inspiring English sources

But Damien Hirst's early career was entirely shaped by the possibilities the Saatchi collection offered, so was the entire confident ethos of the Hirst generation.

One of the strongest, most confident ethos (3) appeals you can make – and it's a brave one because the consequences of failure are high – is to make a joke.

Stacey Anderson of Spin commended Rihanna's "full, healthy claim to her sexuality" and wrote that the album "offers a confident female ethos on par with the best of Shakira or Beyoncé".

Bates isn't sure exactly what will happen in the future, but he is confident that its legacy and ethos will live on.

Men might think that a show so confident of embodying the masculine ethos that it calls itself "We Are Men" should be better than this.

A good example is his 2002 book, "Warrior politics: why leadership demands a pagan ethos," which discourages the confident American assumption that a moralistic approach to world peace and stability is best.

To do so, he believes "passion, endeavour, a team ethos" and being "very, very confident in your own ability and your team-mates' abilities" will be required.

Hammerstein's lyrics are synonymous with America's post-World War II "Father Knows Best" ethos of moral rectitude, in which confident breadwinners and their perfect little wives are busy multiplying and building a safe new world of peace and freedom.

The Heywoods were not Quakers, but they liked the school's ethos: it encourages pupils to be precociously confident without being loud, to listen carefully to others, and to resolve conflicts without the heavy-handed application of rules.

I'm proud of the News team's mission-driven ethos and I couldn't be more confident and optimistic about its future.

"Universities have developed a therapeutic ethos, where students are no longer seen as confident adults, but as vulnerable," he says.