Sentence examples for prevalent ethos from inspiring English sources

Shortly after the global financial crisis – and following a prevalent ethos of austerity – the creative professions began to eliminate unnecessary ornament and complexity in favour of a practically puritan asceticism.

In spite of the prevalent Oxford homoerotic ethos, his sexual energies were largely devoted to casual encounters with working-class men, rather than to relationships with his fellow undergraduates.

Symposia were confined to males (a reminder of the military ethos so prevalent in Homer); although when the institution was introduced, along with the vine, to Etruria where much of the visual evidence comes from it changed its character and became open to both sexes.

While it's not as if anybody has thought it appropriate to slap me across the face with an oscillating vibrator mid-panic-attack, remnants of that sort of ethos are prevalent, at least in how mental illness is seen to be experienced by women.

Individual coping strategies have, in some countries, become so prevalent that it is widely assumed that the very notion of civil services ethos has completely – and possibly irreversibly – disappeared.

Coping strategies have, in some countries, become so prevalent that it has been widely assumed that the very notion of civil services ethos has completely – and possibly irreversibly – disappeared.

Dual practices have, in some countries, become so prevalent that it has been widely assumed that the very notion of a civil service ethos has completely – and possibly irreversibly – disappeared.

Digweed's words echo a prevalent sentiment in the air around Playa – Despite the immense growth of The BPM Festival, the ethos has remained distinctly underground, and that's what keeps DJs and fans alike returning in increased droves year after year.

(Outdoor painting is prevalent in the show at least from the early years and it fit in with The Gunnery's ethos).

The service ethos was zero.

That ethos is clearly gone.