Sentence examples for ethos has changed from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Dr Dessmon Tai, who led the Singapore efforts against SARS, wrote that: "No other disease had such a phenomenal impact on healthcare workers".[ 9] But it seems that something in our professional ethos had changed over these two decades.

Finney added: "The whole culture and ethos of the club has changed over the past 10 years.

An Australian cardinal, George Pell, has been put in charge of cleaning up the Vatican's finances.All that has changed the ethos that prevailed under Benedict XVI, the previous pope.

So the public service ethos is alive and well; what has changed is the nature of public service.

You won't be trapped in your first job for life - the 40 hours a week, 40 years with the company ethos has long gone - and downsizing has changed the concept of commitment and loyalty within society.

The playbook for opposing a war has changed markedly since the street-protest ethos of the anti-Vietnam movement.

"A lot has changed at the museum," she said, "but the basic ethos, the passion for knowledge, is unchanged".

Many will have considered the small sum of money they pay WhatsApp to be an insurance policy against this kind of thing; – after all, the ethos of the service was always "no ads, no games, no gimmicks" – but despite denials, that ethos may have changed slightly since Facebook acquired it in February 2014.

He described the "ethos of Modernism" as having changed the look of interiors.