Sentence examples for home ethos from inspiring English sources

There are plenty of big themes here — the "go big or go home" ethos, the corporatization of farming.

He didn't buy into the "go big or go home" ethos; instead, he earned a fortune — and was roundly ridiculed for it.

Log homes, by design, signal a rustic quality and an element of hand craftsmanship, while the aesthetic seems to tap directly into the second-home ethos: comfort and relaxation.

Me, I'd have given it to Dudek, not least because his working-class, pit-village modesty and sheer likeability sits perfectly with the unpretentious, down-home ethos of Liverpool Football Club.

Working was part of the family ethos.

A careful fusion of old and new is both the style of his Clerkenwell home and the ethos behind his new shop, recently opened in Islington, north London.

This sobriquet might represent the evergreen search for a genre, but as Ellie Stathaki – the co-author with Jonathan Bell – argues, it merely illustrates that these varied homes share an ethos.

Those men will eventually go home, spreading the killer ethos.

But this sedentary phase of his life came to an end with the arrival, in the 1970s, of the big D.I.Y. retail barns and their revolutionary democratization of home improvement, their seditious ethos that anyone could do simple jobs around the house and — most persuasive of all to my dad — their promise of great financial savings.

With the rise of home broadband penetration, that ethos has spread to multimedia.

In keeping with the down-home, have-a-go ethos of the Adventure Travel Film Festival, the Omidvars were not seasoned travellers, professional film-makers or members of the elite.