Sentence examples for ethos changes from inspiring English sources

One of the points of the Schubertiade – the music festival held in a tiny Austrian village each August – is that little about its ethos changes from year to year.

"When these firms changed from partnerships to public companies, the ethos changed dramatically," said Charles M. Elson, a professor of corporate governance at the University of Delaware.

As interest rates were deregulated, Glass-Steagall abolished and investors demanding that bank stocks perform like Internet stocks, that ethos changed.

The ethos changed round about 2008/9: I didn't feel as though I could say no because there were compulsory redundancies.

Over the past 30 years, the American ethos changed from "we're in this together" to "what's in it for me".

The good news is an ethos can change: a financial shock, a popular movement, something unexpected.

But New York's most vital tradition is its ethos of change.

Beyond legislation, an entire ethos must change to counter complicity in a system that is corrosive and unfair.

U Street is a multicultural hub teeming with restaurants, bars and other hangouts, much more in keeping with the Obama ethos of change.

But he also acknowledged how much the festival's original ethos had changed since he and his friends built a tall wooden man and torched him on Baker beach in 1986.

"The ethos has changed in the real-estate community," Gonen says.