Sentence examples for militant ethos from inspiring English sources
Indeed, it is tempting to regard the team Davis cobbled together as the N.F.L.'s first radical political organization, with a militant ethos and an open-minded approach toward membership.
As for Vegandale (owned by the investment company 5700 Inc ., their company ethos is militant in their approach to veganism; their workers are banned from bringing non-vegan lunches or wearing animal-derived clothing such as leather or fur.
The music and dancing was more aggressive than anything else around at the time and the straight edge ethos was ratcheted up to a near militant level.
Eritrea has refused to recognise its national Red Cross society, disputing its claim to neutrality.Still, veterans of the Red Cross movement can take quiet satisfaction in the fact that the more militant brand of NGO, including MSF itself, has moved closer to the Red Cross ethos of political caution.
But his kinship is less with the civil-rights ethos of nonviolence (passive resistance, he says, was "silly" and "dehumanizing") than with the militant tradition of SNCC, Malcolm X, and the Black Panthers.
Their ethos affects many of Birmingham's schools.Still, as the book shows, Deobandis come in many varieties: they can be pietistical and otherworldly, politicised or militant.
The service ethos was zero.
That ethos is clearly gone.
This ethos rejects fanaticism.
