Sentence examples for fierce ethos from inspiring English sources
The phrase "fierce ethos" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a strong, passionate belief system or character associated with a person, group, or organization. Example: "The team's fierce ethos of determination and resilience drove them to victory against all odds."
While steadfast belief in the death penalty may have eroded for some, the fierce ethos of eye-for-an-eye — whether based on religion or the code of the West — is alive and well.
The pay, perks and egalitarian ethos elicited fierce employee loyalty, but the Silicon Valley behemoth needed a bold new leader.
Barely 30, she embraced a punk ethos, with a fierce directness and a shorn head.
Dial House is not the cliched commune, just as Crass – for whom Vaucher played visual provocateur between 1977 and 1984 – were never the cliched punk band, thanks to a combination of art-prank mentality, think-for-yourself ethos, and a fierce sound that inspired the US hardcore movement.
On a 10-day retreat to my Jamaican homeland in celebration of my 65th birthday I rediscovered the places and the ethos of the people that made me a fierce defender of Nature, our National Parks and public lands system, and a believer in Rep. John Lewis' "Beloved Community" where all are as one.
Though fierce competitors, Volvo sailors take seriously the leave-no-man-behind ethos.
Nevertheless, Coldplay's subsequent supernova success and a similar episode with Keane, for whom Fierce Panda released Everybody's Changing, made Williams rethink the label's ethos.
Michael McGerr, a professor of history at Indiana University, captures the defining ethos of the progressive movement in the aptly chosen title of his new book, "A Fierce Discontent".
The service ethos was zero.
That ethos is clearly gone.
Ellis consciously cultivated this ethos.
