Sentence examples for establishment ethos from inspiring English sources
The Beats were against not liberals but "Moloch," the establishment ethos, whatever its political stamp — and of course "liberal" meant something quite different in the 1950s, when the gap between the parties, like the gap between rich and poor, was nowhere near as vast as it would become half a century later.
The Sugarland Express fits in nicely with the New Hollywood anti-establishment ethos.
The anti-establishment ethos of the ABC's home of alternative music eventually infiltrated television and radio".
In any case, it's the public Cobbett that interests Ingrams, a man whose satirical wit and anti-establishment ethos might have inspired the creation of Private Eye.
They were also enthusiastic, as were critics, more of whom will likely embrace its waggish humor and anti-art-establishment ethos when it is shown out of competition at the Berlin Film Festival this week.
Unfortunately, much of the technology community celebrates the anti-establishment ethos of outsiders and hackers, with a sort of faux-rebellion culture.
Those arguments fit well with the anti-establishment ethos of the Sanders campaign.
Each year on the 5th of November, a load of people march against the establishment, meshing Anonymous' ethos with Guy Fawkes' attempted two fingers up to the Houses of Parliament.
But at least the establishment thought that the ethos of the age was best represented by an extravagant celebration of prayer and piety.
He wants to bring our attention to the details and the contingencies of these elites' histories -- to an appreciation that the American establishment has "its own ethos and worldview," which can't "be fitted into conventional Marxist or sociological categories".
They came up during a time when maybe being an individual could be perceived as a threat to the squares in the establishment -- but did that ethos have to continue throughout the rest of their lives, even well past the point that they actually became the establishment?
