Sentence examples for early ethos from inspiring English sources

The early ethos of the gay rights movement, which gave rise to the chant "we're here, we're queer, get used to it!" doesn't jibe with now avoiding places that restrict lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights.

Meanwhile, DIY venues such as Brighton's West Hill Hall are promoting a "safer space" policy, which aims to provide a welcoming locale for everyone, irrespective of race, gender and sexuality, harking back to the early ethos of Riot Grrrl in the mid-90s.

The best of it, on the other hand, has a deadpan slapstick humor and a modest, elegant formal logic, which derive from the pleasure Mr. Kos evidently took in concocting his works and also from the fact that, while he is a perfectly serious artist, his art exemplifies the early ethos of Conceptual and video experimentation.

In line with British Skeleton's early ethos to secure the best coaches, they landed Andi Schmid, an Austrian luger and former world skeleton champion.

"Mad Men" channels an earlier ethos when the rat race still felt like an open competition.

For all this, surfing retains some ties to its early Californian ethos.

It was that moral energy, diffused through Arnold's proteges in the succeeding generation, that transformed the early Victorian ethos of sharp-elbows into a mid-century culture of sterling public service.

The boxy, piled-up forms echo the electric power plant across the street, anchoring the theater in the city's early industrial ethos rather than in the shopping centers and office towers downtown.

The contrast between these post-informed consent expectations and an earlier medical ethos is vividly illustrated in an excerpt of the Hippocratic Oath (fifth century B.C.E .: "Conceal most things from the patient… Give necessary orders with cheerfulness and serenity… revealing nothing of the patient's future or present condition".

In 1973, Ray Davies dived headlong into the theatrical style, beginning with the rock opera Preservation, a sprawling chronicle of social revolution, and a more ambitious outgrowth of the earlier Village Green Preservation Society ethos.

As mentioned earlier, the ethos underpinning the AIP was to allow local areas flexibility in implementing change; as a result, we were not able to investigate the consistency or precise details of service delivery across provider services within the resources and time span of the evaluation.