Sentence examples for essential ethos from inspiring English sources

The document said private companies may bring experience but could undermine "the essential ethos of the NHS".

They are modern, refined spectacles that wholeheartedly subscribe to an essential ethos of the Edinburgh Fringe: the bigger the better.

For the Frieze art fair concert, Billingsgate Market will be the scene of the transmission of cosmic dimensions to London, in service of Stockhausen's essential ethos: "My personality is a universal statement, as any stone, plant, animal, human being, angel.

"Man fighting in the middle of town" is a game all of its own, that much like Apple's own design principles, distills an experience down to its most essential ethos.

4. Identify and master your ETHOS: Essential To Higher Outcomes Skills.

"Freaks and Geeks" is sweet and quietly funny, and it gave rise to the careers, as its devoted fans will remind you, of Seth Rogen, James Franco and Jason Segel, essential purveyors of the Apatow ethos.

Paradoxically, Professor Melloni said, the crisis in American Catholicism appears to be partly a result of a departure among the ranks of its leaders from an essential element of the American ethos: individual responsibility.

The risk-taking shenanigans, the strenuous, dangerous fun, were an essential part of the carefree ethos that found its way into countless movies and that formed, for better or worse, a good part of the American masculine ideal in the twentieth century.

Winning at all costs was (and is) an essential part of the American ethos, and baseball was, after all, the National Pastime.

War and military glory were an essential part of the Roman aristocratic ethos and, hence, of Roman political life.

The exchange was particularly revealing because it laid bare an essential truth about the Wall Street ethos: if there's a buyer — no matter how sophisticated — there's always a seller.