Sample Sentences forethos (auto-selected)
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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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Unfortunately, that ethos sometimes manifests itself in confused messaging.† (source)
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And it's certainly not the German ethos.† (source)
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He had spent years trying to cultivate an ethos, and despite possessing a clear intelligence, he had lived his whole life in avoidable savagery.† (source)
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It wasn't part of our ethos.† (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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At this point, we do not really understand their ethos or their particular ways of viewing life.† (source)
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Why are these suburban-Atlanta kids acting out the ethos of the frontier?† (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 laws epitomized the ethos of the Nationalist government, which pretended to preserve what they were attempting to destroy.† (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 whole ethos of the road.† (source)
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Even though she'd attended every party, formal, and mandatory meeting, she couldn't buy into the whole "sisterhood will change your life" ethos, nor did she believe that "being a Chi Omega will bestow lifelong benefits."† (source)
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The infirmary was of course a model of hygiene and efficiency, which I was most willing to maintain for him, despite his sometimes searing criticisms in this very room (and in front of others), which were aimed not at my specific conduct but at the legacies of my "training" and "background"—the ultimate question being of my ethos, as it were, a term (from his brief university schooling in England) that he seemed to employ often, for my edification.† (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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