Sentence examples for student ethos from inspiring English sources

To be against the "lad" lifestyle is to be against humour, a good time and possibly even the entire student ethos itself.

The cultists are usually students (who, in an era of mass education, form a sizable percentage of the total population of the United States), or fringes of youth sharing the student ethos, and the novels chosen for cult devotion relate to the social or philosophical needs of the readers.

We have to instill in students, the ethos of the Japanese proverb; "Fall down seven times, stand up eight".

In keeping with this view, the medical curriculum needs to drum into students the ethos of self-evaluation [ 7].

Leaders need to have the integrity and moral compass to put their school's ethos, students and staff first.

In keeping with the school's overall green ethos, students and faculty members will eat together in the expansive dining hall using washable, reusable plates and trays and metal cutlery.

When the state dramatically cut funding to universities, the universities shifted the burden from the public to the individual student, reflecting a shifting ethos in the United States from a community-based society to an individualized one.

Does the "I'm special" ethos turn students into rapists?

"Universities have developed a therapeutic ethos, where students are no longer seen as confident adults, but as vulnerable," he says.

Two years, he said, is a minimum for students to absorb the ethos of a university and its ways of thought.

Many of the now-popular centres for doctoral training, which attracted a recent boost in government funding, have a strongly interdisciplinary ethos, with students working for multiple supervisors in different departments, on projects that are hybrids of multiple subjects.