Sentence examples for ethic people from inspiring English sources

Sinaloa is a place with a strong work ethic: people tell me, for example, that I write like a farmer, from dawn.

Popular explanations include the Protestant work ethic (people feel guilty about lying around doing nothing, and so fill their leisure time with pseudo-useful things), Freudian psychology (a repressed male sexual urge leads to compulsive behaviour) and neuro psychology (type-S brains, more common among men, like making lists and cataloguing things; type-E brains, more common among women, don't).

"It was through these experiences that I saw firsthand his work ethic, people skills, and steady hand," Shapiro said.

The much-vaunted American work ethic: "People have done research to try and show that individuals are working longer and harder," he says.

"Under FIFA's code of ethics, people have an affirmative obligation to turn over evidence they have," Collins, a former federal prosecutor, told The New York Times.

The debate, chaired by Joan Bakewell, hinges on the difference between those two conditions and what the medical ethics people have to say about them.

All last weekend, Mr. Torricelli huddled with advisers, discussing a new round of damaging reports about his ethics, people close to his re-election campaign recalled.

It's about ethics, people!

"What I would do is I would go by what the ethics people in the Justice Department say about that.

"Those laws gave birth to a broadly held ethic among people in this country," he continued.

"I think there's a work ethic where people are very used to a hardscrabble existence," Moore said Wednesday.