Sentence examples for this ethos of from inspiring English sources
Mr. McCain's instantly legendary campaign bus, the Straight Talk Express, became a rolling metaphor for this ethos of unfiltered politics: it was "The Real World" on wheels.
Youth activism has a long history, but this ethos of public service is on the ascendant today — and today's kids don't just protest against injustices, as my contemporaries did, but many are also remarkable problem-solvers.
The success of that first Christmas chutney spurred me on to take the whole thing further, to try and honour this ethos of preserving good ingredients on a larger scale.
This ethos of open access, which is shared among all mobile pastoralists in our study area, including absentee owners and their hired herders, informs how pastoralists coordinate their movements and use of common-pool grazing resources (Moritz et al. 2013a).
The dissidents of the Occupy Movement are now applying this ethos of voluntarism and charity with their latest activist effort: Rolling Jubilee.
We can see in this ethos of "effect" an attempt to tear down the wall between Art and Life and the distance between the two that postmodernism fetishizes.
This, the ethos of the market economies since the Industrial Revolution, is grounded in a mythical and misguided assumption — that our resources are infinite.
"This encapsulates the ethos of our community – we live this, it's not just a slogan," said Uddin.
#TooGood @gdnussports September 11 , 2012Jen (@spkitty) @gdnussports For those ofyou watching the US Open Final - this is the ethos of Scotland in action.The agony of hope.
Beyond that, I'm beginning to think this behavior is part of the ethos of this extended community.
For many scientists, myself included, this ethos one of the most prized features of the research enterprise because it engenders real community spirit.
