Sentence examples for pervasive ethos from inspiring English sources

A pervasive ethos in political Shia Islam of championing victims of oppression sits uneasily with backing a notably brutal regime drawn largely from the Shia-influenced Alawite sect.

From term papers purchased online to the ransacking of the mortgage-financing system, the increasingly pervasive ethos of success at any cost threatens the foundations of fairness and justice on which our commonwealth depends.

This is classic conversational, open and 'authentic' dialogue that seems to satisfy the pervasive ethos of social media (make nice) but at the same time totally messes with any concept of a brand.

"No matter how organized religions try to ignore, challenge, adapt, or protest it, our society is being changed by this pervasive ethos".

We are cognizant, however, that there may be a pervasive ethos specific to this region that could limit the generalizability of our findings.

Nepotism and a pervasive anti-egalitarian ethos whereby it's who rather than what you know that is decisive for advancement, are more important in determining who rules whom.

The ethos of decadence pervasive in Tom Ford's work is attributable in some part to Newton.

This ethos is so pervasive, that even the object's integrity as an historical document is subordinated to that demand for perfect operation.

In today's complex world, in spite of the pervasive presence of religious institutions, the ethos of life is gradually tilting towards individualism and materialism.

A pervasive cynicism about communal action that took hold after the Soviet state and its professed collective ethos collapsed may be making way for a new sensibility — the idea that citizens can organize, be responsible for one another, and ultimately have an effect on how Russia governs itself.

The service ethos was zero.