Sentence examples for original ethos from inspiring English sources

"The Cities Book" at first glance, though, violates Lonely Planet's original ethos.

It's the end of an era – although Parfitt himself insists that the network retains its original ethos.

I receive a menu – a change to HKK's original ethos of offering only an epic eight-course set lunch (£48) or 15-course dinner (£95).

But what this new wave of companies is showing is that, with a bit of ingenuity and imagination, the original ethos is accessible to much smaller companies, too.

In the past four decades numerous great British institutions have adapted to globalisation and technological change while striving to retain their original ethos.

Perhaps key to the staying power and vitality of the northern clubbing instution is its ability to update and refresh, gratifying new audiences while staying true to its original ethos.

By recreating the image of the historically untainted building, it manages to precisely reverse the original modernist ethos.

As the original medical ethos gave way to a sporting one, it attracted good athletes, better coaches and, over time, better equipment.

And so, rather than expending energy on educating global elites in Shanghai and Abu Dhabi, England's public schools should start to rediscover their original, charitable ethos.

It is a far cry from the original hacker ethos of making one cool thing, though perhaps still close to the hacker ideal of remaking the world.

This was precisely the original countercultural ethos, of course, which reactionary forces will tell you was a harmless hippy indulgence killed by Vietnam, the oil crisis and "growing up".