Sentence examples for ethos at work from inspiring English sources
There's an outsider ethos at work in its presentation, but also an implicit closing of the ranks.
There is a whiff of the Us magazine ethos at work here: "Einstein — he's just like us!" In truth, Einstein was not even like other physicists.
"The whole ethos at work was 'God, it's just a pain in the arse people getting pregnant'," says Jones. "I find it extraordinary that it's so backwards".
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.
Brand New Jokes A slightly more sophisticated ethos is at work at the Luna Lounge, where the Monday night comedy series, "Eating It," is in permanent residence.
A similar ethos is at work in Parma at restaurants such as Parizzi (Strada della Repubblica 71, +0521 285952) and La Greppia, (Strada Garibaldi 39, +0521 233686), where tradition and modernity meet in a fabulous fusion (but if it's the waiter's approval you crave, just ask for the kidneys in barolo sauce).
With its daily grind and men-at-work ethos, baseball does lend itself to a continuing conversation more than other sports.
As the ultimate envoy of the game's men-at-work ethos, Ripken pulled fans back into the sport when he lapped the stadium on that Baltimore night, shaking hands as he went.
The patriotic Air Force (1943) transposed Hawks's Air Corps experience and men-at-work ethos to World War II, with John Garfield, Gig Young, and Arthur Kennedy as part of the heroic crew of a B-17 bomber.
She also enjoys the collaborative work ethos at MIB as well as the welcoming attitudes toward women.
The evocative view of Eastwood at work captures the ethos of the film itself — the ideas are clear, the emotions are specific, but the tone is loose; Eastwood's perspective and his cinematic strategies elicit images that are precise but feel contingent.
