Sentence examples for particular ethos from inspiring English sources

Both plays used minimal means, in intimate spaces, to summon a particular ethos with affection.

A second argument is that parents should have the "choice" to send their child to a school of a particular ethos, however odd.

Certain of the Greek metres developed a particular ethos; characters of low social standing never were assigned metres of the lyric variety.

The character of the church modes was further determined by a number of distinctive melodic formulas, and sometimes a particular ethos was attributed to the different modes.

Every subculture has its particular ethos, and it is generally asserted among dog owners that a female in heat should be isolated from other dogs.

In contrast to the Oratory, some Church of England schools in the Diocese of London have decided that while they will maintain a particular ethos, they will be open to all in their local area.

Mr. Gilbert and Bill Emerson, the chief executive, spend a lot of time and energy instilling a very particular work ethos into employees.

They rejected the youthful counterculture movement in particular its ethos of peace and love and deliberately cultivated aspects of style and culture that were furthest removed from it.

They picked up on the particular egalitarian ethos of the town, that discouraged the wealthy from flaunting their success and helped the unsuccessful obscure their failures.

The findings demonstrate that universities' approach to knowledge transfer is shaped by institutional and organisational resources, in particular their ethos and research quality, rather than the capability to undertake knowledge transfer through a Technology Transfer Office (TTO).

In his own words "I was reacting to a particular dance ethos – which had always seemed to mean saying no to spectacle, to comedy or narrative, no to virtuosity.