Sentence examples for stark ethos from inspiring English sources
How do you strip the artifice away today, get it back to its original cool?" Mr. Cromer's approach took Thornton Wilder's stark ethos a bit further.
This shift by Disraeli and other assimilating Jews was a stark rejection of the Judaic ethos of Torah obedience that through the ages distinguished Jews from surrounding Christian, Muslim and secular societies.
Because of these contradictions, the ethos of this small, unincorporated "town" of 6,000 plays out as a stark juxtaposition of good and evil, a Janus-faced caricature of a place that is at once a touchstone for spiritual enlightenment and an epicenter of poverty and social dysfunction.
But newspapers were reluctant to admit the emperor was stark bollock naked for fear of sounding old-fashioned and remote from the pseudo-democratic ethos of the internet.
When India's public and private sectors are compared, the contrast is usually stark: the private sector is praised for its efficiency, linear command structure and task-oriented ethos; the public sector is condemned for its opacity, lack of accountability and the fact that often no single agency seems in charge.
It might not yet be Wall Street or the Square Mile, but as more and more Cubans go into business for themselves under President Raul Castro's economic reforms, the ethos of capitalism is increasingly seeping into the island's daily life, often in stark conflict with fundamental tenets of the Cuban revolution.
The emergence of inexperienced first-team players such as Ilkay Gundogan and Marcel Schmelzer, who drastically underperformed last season, help establish the stark contrast to last season's abysmal run in the same competition and emphasize a changing ethos from last season's campaign.
The service ethos was zero.
That ethos is clearly gone.
His restaurants sell this ethos.
