Sentence examples for reflect this ethos from inspiring English sources

The school's aims and range of extracurricular activities reflect this ethos.

A Harvard School of Government study notes, "The civil service has a distinctive mission which is to serve the public, and its employees seem to strongly reflect this ethos, and to feel that this work was rewarding".

The territory's politics have usually reflected this ethos.

The designer's brazen sense of power is inseparable from his keen sense of style; the absurdity of his rigid order is one with the artifice of high fashion, and Anderson reflects this rarefied ethos in the rapturous stylization of the movie's images.

Marymount Manhattan and the New School, he said, reflect the ethos of the neighborhood surrounding the campus.

The new buzzwords in the Knicks' locker room — hustle, accountability, shared responsibility — reflect the ethos of their new coach, and by extension the men who groomed him.

Those beers have clearly been chosen with a connoisseur's eye to complement, and reflect the ethos of, Timberyard's food.

"Pinning Scottish Independence on a Fervor for 1314" (news article, April 5) ascribes unwarranted significance to irrelevant 700-year-old battles and does not properly reflect the ethos of Scottish nationalism and what is at stake in the 2014 referendum on independence.

And in turn the punk movement proved influential on Cooper, whose '80s albums reflect that ethos, returning to the basics of rock 'n' roll from his more theatrical forays in the mid-'70s.

There's more support for artists here than there is in the U.S. There's a curious tension between the fact that the U.S. can be great about talking about freedom of expression, but the reality and the funding doesn't reflect that ethos," she tells The Creators Project.

The mosque embodies what Islamic philosopher Seyyed Hossein Nasr describes in Islamic Art and Spirituality as "the soul and mind of the traditional Muslim," which "was woven--and continues to be woven--first of all in attitudes drawn from the verses of the Quran and secondly of proverbs and poems, visual images and forms all of which reflect the ethos of Islam in its most profound aspects".