Sentence examples for group ethos from inspiring English sources

But Rattigan uses a personal dilemma as a way of exploring the group ethos.

When Attitudes Become Form was defined not so much by a group ethos as a mentality.

Paradoxically, while McPherson pays such reverence to "group ethos" and ancestor worship, his own life experience seems to have taken him in a different direction.

At UBS's shareholder meeting in Zurich, Dominique Biedermann, director of the Swiss shareholder group Ethos, said it was "regrettable" that UBS did not introduce a ratio linking bonuses to salaries.

If you wanted to dress, carouse and court like a grown-up, the nearest historical example that you could look to wasn't punk or disco or glam or hippie but the group ethos of Sinatra and company.

They recall elements of both Wu-Tang Clan and Dipset (with whom Yams interned as a 10th grader): flashy, bolshy bravado (Dipset), as well as a clearly established hierarchy and a strong group ethos (Wu Tang Clan), but differ from both in that they were born in the web era and actively look outward from New York rather than inward.

In the new commercial, Mr. McCain states the group's ethos this way: "I believe law-abiding citizens have the right to own guns.

Stopping short of ordering a truce, Duran Kalkan, a member of the PKK's executive committee, said it was against the group's ethos to attack conscripts and soldiers merely doing their jobs.

By the spring of 1967, Gist, Williamson, Wardlaw, and Wilson — with the help of one student from the class of 1968 and a handful of students from the class of 1970 — had officially founded a student group called Ethos.

Many board members believed that Watson's actions violated the group's pacifist ethos.

Unfortunately, Mr. Seifter's management style proved incompatible with the group's collaborative ethos.