Sentence examples for ethos a bit from inspiring English sources
How do you strip the artifice away today, get it back to its original cool?" Mr. Cromer's approach took Thornton Wilder's stark ethos a bit further.
"Rita's was always meant to be a sum of its parts and everything – the decor, the food, the drink, the music and our ethos has a bit of all of us in it".
That may well be true, but humans still like organising things, and so, for now, the genre label Americana is a somewhat necessary evil, though it seems to me that it's actually more of an ethos or a curation method (a bit like the Oprah's book club sticker) than it is a genre with hard-and-fast rules about what dictates its sound.
The Olympic sprint races on Wednesday in Whistler were an attempt by the sport to adopt at least a bit of the X Games ethos.
Samuels believed there was "a bit of a public school ethos" behind the work-capability regime introduced under the Conservative-Lib Dem coalition and new Conservative plans.
"Part of it is about becoming part of a team that does try to play a bit more rugby, and Harlequins' ethos is very distinct in that they'd rather play the game they want to play than win.
If we want days like this, the price is a bit of romance sacrificed, the old ethos flung to the side.
To be successful, an ethos of "all hands on deck to help raise a bit of money" is no longer enough for most charities.
The move into central London has required a bit more polish, but the overall design ethos remains basic.
But what this new wave of companies is showing is that, with a bit of ingenuity and imagination, the original ethos is accessible to much smaller companies, too.
