Sentence examples for specific ethos from inspiring English sources

Each organisation has a specific ethos: look at their vision statements for insights.

As the Cohenian ethos operates within the distributive sphere, we argue that the social relations in a diverse society also need to be informed by a specific ethos.

He contends that multiculturalism and interculturalism can only be successful in their shared ambition of the creation of a well-ordered and stable society in which the integration of all citizens is realized, on an equal basis, if these citizens act on the basis of a specific ethos that guides their many daily choices, interactions and behaviours.

Part of the problem, it seems, is the inexplicably capricious nature of fashion - the stylistic looks that are deemed by designers to typify a certain era or a specific creative ethos.

Artist Soleil Zumbrunn's new project, 'GLITCH' is a powerful application of this specific glitch ethos, used on a very most familiar cultural object: a standard deck of playing cards.

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

The performer improvises within the framework of the maqām, which is also imbued with ethos (Arabic taʾthīr), a specific emotional or philosophical meaning attached to a musical mode.

According to several other former early Facebook employees, the discussions inside the company at the time centered on determining and protecting Facebook's broader ideology, mission, and ethos rather than taking specific stands on, say, hate speech, harassment, or violence.

These roles penetrate their sense of history and their aspirations for the future, and they are associated with specific tasks but also with an ethos.

It's not too surprising to see YC startups changing this way; after all, the incubator has an ethos of backing talent, not specific ideas.

Prescribing decisions are also influenced by specific characteristics of clinicians regardless of network (professional ethos, self-belief in decision-making and commitment to shared decision-making).