Sentence examples for ethos I from inspiring English sources

According to Merton, science is characterized by an "ethos", i.e. spirit, that can be summarized as four sets of institutional imperatives.

With such generalities as "the modern worldview," Scheler could identify the underlying ethos, i.e., the order of valuing, of a culture and describe the dominant tendencies responsible for the social and cultural crisis.

They claimed [ 19] that getting the GPs to cooperate required them to work only in primary care settings eager to develop and support a research ethos, i.e. those practices who had a 'readiness to engage'.

"I love the brand, feel and ethos I have created.

Later, it was responsible for helping resurrect the city's deteriorating image with song, slogan and ethos: "I ♥ New York".

I love the aggressive egalitarian ethos, I love the raw energy of it, and I love the malleability of the term itself.

They first approached our current owners precisely because they admire the ethos of i: its brevity, quality and impartiality.

"From my point of view, it was my land, I have an ethos and I felt it was inappropriate," he said.

Amidst the ethos of I click, therefore I am, the rest of our bodies - and especially our hands - have taken a largely secondary role to our eyeballs and fingertips.

I would claim my inexperience is part of my straight-edge, Ian MacKaye ethos, but I drink bourbon, so who am I kidding?

BBT Covering something that's actually good is entirely against Review Anything's snarky ethos, so I'm not entirely sure why I've been handed this.