Sentence examples for emerging ethos from inspiring English sources

The examiners believed that the teacher made the school, a guiding assumption in the emerging ethos of testing.

FREDERICK A. SIMEONE Automobile Collecting — The Emerging Ethos From the initiation of the "old car" interest, the prevailing ethos in the collectible car world has been that automobiles need to operate, indeed to be ready to start and drive at a moment's notice.

What are the implications of this emerging ethos?

While our world clearly has a long way to go in this respect, I am heartened by global strides towards an emerging ethos of interconnectivity and collaboration.

The battle over prohibition was in many respects a fight between two Americas – old and new, rural and urban, Protestant and Catholic, rich and poor, established and immigrant – and in the end the emerging, urban ethos encapsulated in President Roosevelt's New Deal won.

But Midnight Oil had a different ethos, emerging from the northern beaches of Sydney as a high-energy surf-punk band.

They promoted it as a central work of an emerging Indian national ethos.

Early in his tenure, a debate on divorce arose, and Yeats viewed the issue as primarily a confrontation between the emerging Roman Catholic ethos and the Protestant minority.

In her arguments for republican virtue, Wollstonecraft invokes an emerging middle-class ethos in opposition to what she views as the vice-ridden aristocratic code of manners.

The language of the sultan's decree is cast in the Liberalism of the emerging civil rights ethos of British society.

In both her conduct book Thoughts on the Education of Daughters (1787) and her children's book Original Stories from Real Life (1788), Wollstonecraft advocates educating children into the emerging middle-class ethos: self-discipline, honesty, frugality, and social contentment.