Sentence examples for the ethos in from inspiring English sources

"I have the ethos in fundraising that I treat everyone like my late great-grandmother," she says.

They are a product of the ethos in the school, not an hour's topic in week three.

Such is the ethos in his own party that Senator Jim Webb, Democrat of Virginia, complained this month that he "couldn't even get a vote" for his proposal for a one-time windfall profits tax on Wall Street bonuses.

He adds: "The ethos in creating BBC Children's [as the department is now called] was to recognise children are different to other viewers, and the ambition was to create a miniature TV schedule to represent all genres".

Anxiety Comes With Change Mr. Rogovin described Mr. Stewart's hiring as "an effort to change the ethos in the department, a fundamental change," which he recognized would cause some anxiety.

A Healing Model Preferred Dr. Shapiro said that most doctors these days saw death as a failure instead of as a part of life, reflecting the ethos in modern medicine of a medical model instead of a healing model.

Unfortunately, the entire ethos in the NHS at the moment is that clinicians are penalised by managers in just about every area of activity.

Discovery of new music has been a central part of the BPM ethos in the past, and going off the beaten path is almost always still a rewarding experience.

This is the speech that built the ethos consecrated in "The West Wing," in which the political profession is heroic.

"The current ethos in the industry is to throw loads of material at the building site, rather than risk having people hanging around if anything runs out.

In other words, our concern is related to making visible the dominating colonially framed monoglossic understandings of bounded language-varieties/modalities, including the monolingual ethos in the Sw-dataset.