Sentence examples for old ethos from inspiring English sources
Can you see any way to recapture that old ethos today?
The old houses are gone, casualties of the hurricanes, but the old ethos remains.
But, by the standards of its old ethos, Apple is much more open than one would ever have thought possible.
Little of this will happen, however, and any government reforms will be undermined without a wider embrace of the old ethos of imagination, exploration, experiment and discovery.
If we want days like this, the price is a bit of romance sacrificed, the old ethos flung to the side.
The old ethos of equality has gone.In this section Kamikaze politics Unanswered questions Supersonia After the mullahs Spoilt for choice Shuffling deckchairs A Maoist on the hustings Correction: Kerala's capital Reprints Related items Nepal: Ballot box takes wingMar 6th 2008Prachanda dismisses these charges, but if he gets his way, he may indeed be heading for luxury.
A century-old ethos of public service and reliability thanks in part to its cosseted life as a protected monopoly with regulated rates was ill-suited to competition in a world in which new technology cut the cost of calls and lowered rivals' barriers to entry.
"Show, don't tell" is our millennia-old ethos.
It's the old hippy ethos of saving the planet reworked to a 21st- century beat.
Mr. Blankfein has accelerated a decade-long decline of Goldman's old partnership ethos, which was built around the principle that its bankers and traders can do well indeed, very well while putting their customers first, former partners said.
All of them understood that the destruction of the old Republican ethos of restraint opened up the public coffers to them, and they have availed themselves and their clients of a massive looting of the Treasury.
