Sentence examples for their ethos is from inspiring English sources

Their ethos is one of duty and public service.

They work with authority, but their ethos is freedom.

Their ethos is to dispense with pretensions of presentation to focus on flavours, which is surely what great food is all about.

The line, which sums up their ethos, is from their classic 1988 single "Don't Believe the Hype", one of the best songs from their album, It Takes a Nation of Millions To Hold Us Back.

"It is the antithesis of the dusty museum," says Peter Barron, former Newsnight editor and now Google's head of communications, "their ethos is about fusing science and culture and making it exciting and inspiring".

They achieve some of the best results in the country, and their ethos is so good that when David Blunkett was Education Secretary, he said he wished he could bottle it.

Their ethos was "1930s Bauhaus", and they taught him "never to be afraid of the new".

Though people would eventually become a little bored with their continued domination their ethos was widely admired.

Their ethos was loosely based on the anti-hierarchical model of Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger, who were responsible for classics such as The Red Shoes and Black Narcissus.

In the years after Whyte's book was published, as the young believers in the effectiveness and corporate bureaucracy and equality gained power, their ethos was reflected in corporate pay.

Yet their ethos was truly embodied in the Eames' office itself, described like Disneyland or the land of Oz and all the while remarkably productive.