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With events taking place at venues ranging from tiny, niche museums in Orkney and Norfolk to national giants such at the Natural History Museum and the V&A, the founding ethos of the festival is to celebrate the diverse and often quirky cultural landscape of Britain and to give a voice and platform to smaller institutions.
Here, the Bond glitz was displaced by Saltzman's other favoured ethos , kitchen sink realism, and some kind of 60s circle was made complete.
The reticent producer cut his teeth running similarly toned, small, dark basement events in Bristol, so he'll be right at home with City Bass's back-to-basics ethos , and his focused, skilful mixing of rarely heard 90s NY house'n'garage with prime UK modernism will put everyone in the right headspace to get down.
Further practical and philosophical advice will be given about the discipline, ethos , and challenges of writing and the literary industry.
Or the chic: The Mission's Delfina, with its farm-to-table ethos and queues.
"Universities have developed a therapeutic ethos , where students are no longer seen as confident adults, but as vulnerable," he says.
Unless and until we can find a way to bring the entire banking industry back to basics – to really doing God's work and not just talking about it while defending their real business of creating and trading exotic financial securities – and instill in its employees an ethos that it's that mission that is at least as important as the money, we'll keep seeing survey results like this.
The claim is that too much youth service provision is directed at young Bengali men in particular and that too much of that provision is...well, the term "Islamisation" is used, and the complaint is that this goes against what should be a secular ethos in the service.
Only a few months out of university and full of youthful idealism, I assured the two man panel that I wanted to work in the NHS because of its public service ethos.
My memories are faded but what remains is a picture of a happy, lively household whose ethos was not so far removed from times when children were raised by communities, not individuals.
My colleague Michael Safi, who is also a duel Melbourne/Sydney citizen, says of Tiger: "Even its Melbourne terminal evokes the airline's cheap as chips ethos , providing the bare minimum required of a building, which is to say, shelter.
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The noun "ethos" functions to describe the characteristic spirit, prevailing tone, or moral nature of a group, organization, or culture. Ludwig AI confirms its use in contexts ranging from organizational values to cultural norms. Examples show it defining the underlying principles that guide behavior.
Expression frequency: Very common
