Sentence examples for ethos present from inspiring English sources

The idea fit in with American youthful idealism as well as with the bipartisan ethos present in government during the Cold War, and the technology was in the works.

Overall, the ethos presented in TWD as most sustainable is a pluralistic, spirituality-tolerant but also secular-friendly one.

Again, the DIY punk ethos is present.

This innovative ethos is present on "Selecta" but it also comes through on his remixes for Jessie Ware and Disclosure.

Their ethos of presenting music on instruments as close as possible to those for which it was conceived, may be familiar enough, but Roth and Les Siècles go farther than most, treating works from four different centuries in that way.

And what better illustration of this ethos than to present a sympathetic picture of Monica Lewinsky, whose name has become a crude punch line in a national sex joke?

There was never any danger of a mass exodus, though, which is one reason why the bookmakers thought Burnley would do well this season – and clearly there is something within the club's present ethos that players enjoy.

But while most consider them to be out of date, expert systems embody the present ethos of human and machine collaboration.

And yet experts still feel they should promote an educated wild guess: so, within the present ethos of consumer-citizen valuation, they may favour imparting a thimbleful of knowledge.

But Moretti said Vice's old ethos was still present.

"The humanities" itself is a changing species, and its approach is a reflection of the ethos of its present society.