In recent months, the borough has become known as a fertile lab for thoughtful, expressive floral design, thanks to Sprout Home, Blossom and Branch, Poppies and Posies, Kat Flower, CocoRosie and especially Saipua and Nicolette Camille, florists whose free-and-natural ethos is not dissimilar to Ms. Thompson's.
To be honest, the effort, which began with a local couple interested in growing crops on their six-acre property, which used to be an apple orchard, still seems more like a wispy node of the grow-local, natural-foods ethos than anything certain to go anywhere.
This distinction goes back to Aristotle, who in the Rhetoric distinguished between ethos (natural bent, disposition, or moral character) and pathos (emotion) displayed in a given situation.
Uniquely appreciative of Western nature, the officers established precedents that institutionalized both the national parks and an ethos of natural preservation.
Rhinehart said that he liked the self-deprecating nature of the name, and the way it poked fun at foodie sensibilities: "The general ethos of natural, fresh, organic, bright — this is the opposite".
So discrimination is not only incompatible with a Christian ethos and with natural justice.
Ethos was the natural disposition or moral character, an abiding quality, and pathos a temporary and often violent emotional state.
Yet we were invited to see the men's ferocity not as an aberration but as a natural outgrowth of the competitive ethos bred into them by corporate life.
It felt like a natural corollary of the rave ethos, where even as a humble punter you weren't just a fan, but a key participant.
The qualities required by young men at the front – teamwork, honour, the all-important "pluck" – found their natural corollary in the developing schoolgirl ethos as crafted by Brazil.
With such an ethos it was entirely natural that the first adaptation of Enid Blyton's Famous Five would be made by the CFF.
