Ms. Beaumont, a shy woman in her early 40s with auburn curls, settles as comfortably into that ethos as she does into her flowing dresses.
Artists have been drawn more than ever before into the university ethos, into certain patterns of activity and assessment that are associated with university education.
So in that sense, we were fitting into the ethos.
"That tended to get into the ethos of the stories.
"To read this work is to enter into the ethos of the Middle Ages".
Instead, steady work is required to convert misanthropy into an ethos of getting along together.
And the tin can has become woven into the ethos of the park, the ranger its ever wary warden.
The conference is the first such introspective session into "military ethos" organized specifically at the request of a chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
How would a member of the royal family of Abu Dhabi buy into the ethos of a club that was proud to be called homespun?
Isenberg reminds us that many of these chauvinisms were simply absorbed into the ethos of this new nation, expressed as a set of murky class prejudices.
