Sentence examples for liberating ethos from inspiring English sources

This also flies in the face of the liberating ethos of the ever-growing World Wide Web.

The company's famous motto is "Don't be evil," and in their early days, Mr. Page and Mr. Brin burned, in Mr. Auletta's words, "with an idealism that sometimes bordered on messianic": "They launched Google with a fervent belief that advertising tricked people to spend money, that the Internet would foster a democratic ethos that would liberate people".

The world of "The Last Kiss," of course, is far more affluent, cosmopolitan and sexually liberated than the 1950's small-town ethos of the Fellini film.

Very liberating.

The service ethos was zero.

Liberating? "Yes.

That ethos is clearly gone.

His restaurants sell this ethos.

Ellis consciously cultivated this ethos.

Zumthor represented a changed ethos.

It was liberating".