David's new show took the ethos of Seinfeld described by David as "no hugging, no learning"—and amplified it to include even more socially awkward plot points and even-less-redeemable (but still strangely likable) characters.
Autocracies tend to be too heavy at the top: although decisions may be more easily taken, the ethos of autocracies their secrecy and paranoia makes it harder for alternative views to emerge.
"Like so much else in this new cultural wave," the author writes of a fashionably enlightened supermarket, this place "has taken the ethos of California in the 1960's and selectively updated it.
Rather distressingly, a sizable number of the crowd take the hippy ethos of the venue to heart and decide naked stagediving is an acceptable idea.
Working with the Andy Warhol Foundation, Absolut set out to take the artists ethos and run, instead of being tied down to just an aesthetic.
Earlier this year Kerr told me that General Electric was working toward launching a similar initiative called NextBuild, which would take the rapid prototyping ethos from the FirstBuild program and apply it to the company's industrial businesses.
" 'We can't persuade, so now we're just going to take over' — the ethos is close to that," Hunter said.
From Buddy, Rex took the family ethos of "blunt force trauma," his words honest, forceful, direct.
Several players took the Green Bay ethos to heart and immediately backed the workers.
Melucci doesn't have a blog, but she takes the online ethos to heart and freely cuts and pastes her recipes from food magazines or Epicurious.com, making this book the culinary equivalent of a beach read.
