Sentence examples for guide ethos from inspiring English sources

SPiN, Ms. Latham said, embodies the Book Report and summer guide ethos — a cool place that's not trying too hard to be cool and exudes a certain authenticity.

I asked him about his guiding ethos.

The challenge before us is to reignite the guiding ethos and practices of the century of the child.

The guiding ethos of conservators is "reversibility" — making sure that the future has the right to a different vision of the past.

In the 1980's punk's guiding ethos evolved from opposition to separatism; for many bands the goal was to create a self-sustaining punk community.

It was "truthiness," which Mr. Colbert intended as a summation of what he sees as the guiding ethos of the loudest commentators on Fox News, MSNBC and CNN.

And it's really not that surprising, therefore, that some of its wealthiest and most successful inhabitants have bought into the Singularity University's guiding ethos and spirit.

The guiding ethos stayed with the garden suburb movement and Victorians such as Richard Norman Shaw and Charles Voysey, with Tudor, Jacobean and Queen Anne revival.

During a recent sermon, the congregation's guiding ethos on social issues was clear: "Let us not be guilty of thinking as the culture and society decides," said the pastor, Dwayne Higgason.

The fictional Little Otter Family Camp is a typical, all-American lakeside camp, with hazing, brutal capture-the-flag competitions and young, sex-obsessed counselors, but also a humane guiding ethos.

What "No Sleep" depicts is a much looser time, after disco and before the gilded age of mega-clubs and luxury bottle service, when the only guiding ethos was that anything was worth a try.