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The company’s ethos centers on sustainability and social responsibility.ethos = core values or spirit
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She admired the team’s ethos of collaboration over competition.ethos = core value or spirit
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The conservative sanctity of life ethos is appalled by the proposal.†
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Unfortunately, that ethos sometimes manifests itself in confused messaging.† (source)
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The Creek's don't-rat ethos withstood the test nicely, but when Maxx/Stan/Dr.† (source)
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Why are these suburban-Atlanta kids acting out the ethos of the frontier?† (source)
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The most respected men, in accordance with the ethos that had evolved on San Piedro, pursued no one and cultivated radio silence.† (source)
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Young men in such countries grow up in an all-male environment, in a testosterone-saturated world that has the ethos of a high school boys' locker room.† (source)
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What followed was probably the most stern lecture in SEAL ethos and ethics I've ever attended.† (source)
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Both men symbolized all that stood in the way of Sullivan's own emerging ethos that a building's function should express itself in its design—not merely that form should follow function but that "the function created or organized its form."† (source)
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It wasn't part of our ethos.† (source)
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Zayd is the embodiment of an ethos that, more than anything, defines merit around this campus and many elite institutions like it: constant, fearless, rigorous experimentation-both social and intellectual.† (source)
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The ethos of McDonaldland and of Disneyland, never far apart, have finally become one.† (source)
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The whole ethos of the road.† (source)
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There was less bulimia and more fights than I had known as an undergrad, but the same feminine ethos was present—empathetic camaraderie and bawdy humor on good days, and histrionic dramas coupled with meddling, malicious gossip on bad days.† (source)
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Neither could do without or do with the other; yet the constrictions of conscience and society, morality and ethos dictated a separation.† (source)
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