Sentence examples for ethos among from inspiring English sources

Western-style excess is, predictably, the predominant ethos among Dubai nightclubs, which are almost always inside hotels.

The N.F.L. is turning its back on exactly what brought it success: a win-win outcome to labor negotiations and a one-for-all ethos among the owners.

A lot of what's happening today was discussed in science fiction years ago.' He thinks there's a new ethos among web entrepreneurs, too.

But Abreu's laying of foundations for the future of El Sistema, says Rattle, is due to the ethos among its musicians of handing it on.

The conquest of Italy engendered a strong military ethos among the Roman nobility and citizenry, provided Rome with considerable manpower, and forced it to develop military, political, and legal institutions and practices for conquering and absorbing foreign peoples.

Much as "green" became a corporate buzzword in the last few years, connoting an eco-friendly ethos among the business set, "community" is now a favorite of the nonprofit world.

The real problem, as virtually every observer notes, has been the measurable increase in the polarization of the parties and, arguably, the obstructionist ethos prevailing among Republicans.

Everyone else was duly given a solo break: Mr LaBarbera on guitar and the four Ethos players, among whom Michael Sgouros proved himself a virtuoso on the clearly underrated triangle, finding varieties of color and exact rhythmic antics.

A guitar teacher recalls that Cobain studied longer and more seriously than he wanted to admit to an audience he'd introduced to punk's just-do-it ethos, and among Cobain's writings are texts of imaginary interviews, which include lines that showed up in real ones.

Instead, our "no guarantees" ethos creates paranoia among the economy's winners and helplessnes among its losers.

This sort of market saturation is, more often than not, for better or worse, fairly effective: Poets who publish collections only twice a decade are now at constant risk of slipping into irrelevance or even cultural invisibility among their peers--a new publish-or-perish ethos at work among the ranks of the literary bohème.