Sentence examples for creating an ethos from inspiring English sources
Which has meant creating an ethos of gross sentimentality and predatory bullying.
The English crown, with a nicety inconsistent with much else of its conquest and rapine, solved it completely by forbidding printing except by royal license, thus creating an ethos of precensorship, which continued until 1695.
Now he has published a handbook about creating an ethos where everyone is welcome, regardless of differences: No Outsiders in Our School: Teaching the Equality Act in Primary Schools.
Unlike Ben-Gurion, Sharon did not succeed in creating an ethos or an organization that would continue his path; his new party, Kadima, is less than two months old, and its founder will almost undoubtedly not be on its first electoral slate.
"If there were deficiencies in Obama's war policies, they did not stem from a shortage of weapons or manpower". But the Trump administration's embrace of the military is as much — if not more — about creating an ethos than making new policy.
Yet both were instrumental in creating an ethos in the early era of the Music Center that's worth revisiting as the institution, having recently entered into its second half-century, tries to become newly relevant.
To create an ethos of supra-partisan civility would have required bringing politicians of opposing views together under his aegis.
The Integrated Family Delivered Care Project IFDCC) aims to empower parents to become experts in their baby's care, and create an ethos, which truly reflects and responds to the families' unique needs.
WITH Omidyar as their guiding light, the early eBay traders tried to create an ethos of helpfulness and fairness.
As in Schmitt's work, sovereignty remains central, yet Kahn shows how popular sovereignty creates an ethos of sacrifice in the modern state.
