Sentence examples for have the ethos from inspiring English sources

It must not have the ethos of a museum.

"I have the ethos in fundraising that I treat everyone like my late great-grandmother," she says.

More philosophically, Mr. Schrager goes on: "Look, if it's not your original idea, if it's an interpretation then it doesn't have the ethos, the gravitas, the heart with all the depth and dimension to it.

If they get injured for us we have the ethos that we put them right".

Speaking at an event organised by the Hansard Society, Mr Bercow said the "fabulous institution" must not "have the ethos of a museum".

And I do think that, in particular, the Silicon Valley companies -- that have a sort of self-image as being libertarian; they have the ethos of being against evil and on the side of freedom -- certainly want to minimize the ways in which they facilitated the kinds of mass surveillance that's gone on.

He's always had the ethos that if we make a mistake, he makes a mistake.

The Alliance of Civilisations was founded in 2005 by the prime ministers of Spain and Turkey under the aegis of the UN; it deals more with culture than with religion, and it has the ethos of a UN agency.

Long after the term has lost whatever voguish connotations it currently has, the ethos of DIY will still remain potent for many involved in creating, producing and releasing music.

This is contrasted with 'Mode 1' knowledge production, which is narrowly framed, often confined to academia, and has the ethos of 'knowledge for its own sake'.

He had come from a service culture when at Avis in the US and couldn't understand why an airline didn't have the same ethos.