Sentence examples for unique ethos from inspiring English sources

Unique ethos Dr Les Goldman agrees.

International schools have a unique ethos and approach.

World Rugby claim their game has a "unique ethos … Not only is the game played to the laws, but within the spirit of the laws".

Will they convey a unique ethos, capable of stirring admiration, even sadness and rituals of respect, from the librarians sent to gather them?

He spun his practice, Bevan Healthcare, out of Bradford PCT after fearing that its unique ethos could be lost in the reorganisation of the health service.

"The Company's ownership structure, its unique ethos and purpose, and the recent diversification of its portfolio offer some protection from the current economic storm.

When brewers construct a beer that resonates with local consumers, it is usually because a unique, local ethos is perceived in the beer itself.

The film, directed by Irish filmmaker Aoife McArdle, focuses on a central theme of unconventional friendship in the sleepy Texas town, presenting both another perspective on America's Italy and communicating 55DSL's own unique brand ethos.

"Going forward it is vital that our members and employees have a voice in the reform process for it to succeed and ensure the Co-op Group has a fighting chance while retaining its unique values and ethos".

At a time of short-sighted speculators, when Wall Street brokers brag of luring widows into bad investments and executives admit to ambitions that outpaced their ability to produce safe cars, the Amish have a unique and compelling ethos, according to Wesner.

To the contrary, the United States' unique, frontier-inspired democratic ethos originated on the banks of the Rodriguez Canal, six swampy miles inland from the Port of New Orleans.