Sentence examples for gentle ethos from inspiring English sources
Lena Corner talks to those who care for the dying and those left behind and discovers what the gentle ethos of hospice care can teach the NHS A new study suggests that eating too much red meat is 'nearly as bad as smoking'.
That was an abrupt change from the be-gentle-to-the-customer ethos that guided the early move online.
Both men talk about their websites in evangelical terms (Karp describes Tumblr as "a platform for creativity" and Zuckerberg preaches Facebook's "mission' - "to make the world more open and connected"); but while Zuckerberg is often portrayed as coldly pragmatic, expanding Facebook's influence at the cost of users' privacy, Karp ethos seems gentler and more patient.
That gentle approach fits in nicely with the new ethos at WE, the Women's Entertainment cable network, which commissioned the program to conclude its National Women's History Month tribute.
Today the public ethos is more modest — the menus may be as elaborate, but the style is gentler.
The service ethos was zero.
That ethos is clearly gone.
His restaurants sell this ethos.
Ellis consciously cultivated this ethos.
Zumthor represented a changed ethos.
"Remember, guys — gentle, gentle".
