Sentence examples for ethos of war from inspiring English sources
The ethos of war seemed to have taken over the town.
Eventually, he said, the new weapons and sensors will slide into the ethos of war just like the autopilot, which was once disparaged by aviators as "Iron Mike" but is now a standard part of airplane cockpits.
This mythos of war is predicated on the ethos of war: the norms of war ethics, rules of engagement, and codes of chivalry.
Drug courts that are sold as an alternative to the lock-'em-away ethos of the drug war because they mandate treatment instead of prison time are, according to the commission, no alternative at all, but rather an attempt to "retrospectively impose a health-based approach within a criminal justice paradigm".
Ansar Bayt al-Maqdas (Companions of Jerusalem) a Sinai-based jihadist group that adopts the style and ethos of Al Qaeda, has declared war against Egypt's army and police.
And on the other hand there will be a Republican Party so steeped in the ethos of greed, racism and war-mongering that it would leave even Ronald Reagan and Richard Nixon, were they alive, with no choice but to vote for Obama as the lesser evil.
Ansar Bayt al-Maqdas (Companions of Jerusalem), a jihadist group in the Sinai peninsula that adopts the style and ethos of al-Qaeda, has declared war against Egypt's army and police.
Hammerstein's lyrics are synonymous with America's post-World War II "Father Knows Best" ethos of moral rectitude, in which confident breadwinners and their perfect little wives are busy multiplying and building a safe new world of peace and freedom.
At the same time, the music matched the collectivist ethos of the New Deal and Second World War period — the spirit of "common discipline," as Roosevelt put it in his first inaugural address.
The playbook for opposing a war has changed markedly since the street-protest ethos of the anti-Vietnam movement.
Perhaps most important, many children born after the war -- the "baby boom" generation -- absorbed the new ethos of change.
