Sentence examples for ethos persists from inspiring English sources
An idealist 1960's ethos persists here, and quality-of-life issues are paramount.
The dance world has largely been run independently, with minimal corporate branding, and that ethos persists even as the genre has become big business.
Luther and Calvin were the forebears of the Magisterial Reformation, an ethos that persists today in some quarters of the various churches fashioned in their likeness (Lutheranism and Presbyterianism most prominent among them).
Aeschylus's drama told in symbolic form of the crucial moment in Athenian history when the warrior virtues of courage, endurance and military preparedness - an ethos that persisted in the tough arrangements of Sparta long afterwards - were replaced by the civic virtues required for life in community.
The ethos of extravagance has persisted.
They have often refused to protect offices of the Brotherhood that are being attacked by protesters.An ethos of hostility to the Brotherhood persists in the interior ministry, according to Ihab Youssef, a former police colonel who co-founded a reformist group called "People and Police for Egypt".
They persist in a romantic vision of a public realm based on a co-operative model in which the public-service ethos is allowed to shine through unchallenged.
The service ethos was zero.
That ethos is clearly gone.
His restaurants sell this ethos.
Ellis consciously cultivated this ethos.
