Sentences with phrase «about ethos»

You need to be passionate about their ethos and professional in delivering the best results for the company.

So, I worry about how we sustain our expertise, but it's also about the ethos.

Suspended by a wire with no one but each other for solace, master story teller Walter Mosley weaves a tense new drama about the ethos of our times, seared with issues of race, culture, and class.

Send the publishers a couple of easy questions about their ethos and project management and see how they respond.

I agree with Christineb in that Koontz was writing about the ethos of all of us no matter our color or background.

Its chief executive Lara Newman talks to Education Business about its ethos and current and future work

Fr Pereiro's interest is chiefly, it appears, in the Oxford Movement as an episode in the history of ideas rather than in the history of religion, and as such he seems to see it as culminating, through the growth of Newman's ideas about ethos, in the philosophy of The Grammar of Assent, rather than in the conversion of numerous Anglicans to Rome.

Pastoral theologians may have felt uneasy about the ethos of pop psychology and self - analysis, but they flourished within it.

It's about ethos, culture and how the company is built.

Not exact matches

Throughout much of its first decade of existence, the search engine company presented itself as a different kind of company, one that cared about changing the world for the better first and making money second, an ethos exemplified through its famous «don't be evil» motto.

The ethos of the Bush - era CIA was «know - nothingism,» as Paul Krugman put it at The New York Times, «the insistence that there are simple, brute - force, instant - gratification answers to every problem, and that there's something effeminate and weak about anyone who suggests otherwise.»

If it's an ethos that resonates with you, read about the good deeds of three CEOs whom you may want to emulate.

The article [from Harvard Business Review] is on Sir Alex Ferguson, the most winning coach of any soccer team in the world, and I was interested in reading about his success and management ethos.»

Neil Buchanan writes that the whole hipster ethos is built around suspicion of sincerity and fear of being caught caring too much about anything.

If you think blockchain has an ethos, you'll sell tokens without bothering about securities laws.

Ahead of leading worship at Spring Harvest, she tells Joy Tibbs about the wrestling she has done with God over the years, and about her new album Ethos.

All ancient talk about rhetoric refers to three elements — ethos, pathos and logos; 18th - century thinkers added a fourth — occasion or context.

What we need to do is to relate the truth about marriage and the family to the heart of its gospel; that is, to the Father's plan expressed already in the original unity between Adam and Eve, prior to the fall and original sin, and to the joy that belongs to the ethos of redemption and the New Law.

Despite having one foot in Generation X, I tend to identify most strongly with the attitudes and the ethos of the millennial generation, and because of this, I'm often asked to speak to my fellow evangelical leaders about why millennials are leaving the church.

That will mean that the ethos of its common life as a school will tend to privilege certain answers to the questions about construal of the Christian thing, community, and understanding God.

In the nature of the case every school has some concrete identity and ethos, and in the nature of the case that identity will be one of the contingencies shaping decisions about the content of the course of study.

Historical critics are not immune to this danger, as Luke T. Johnson observes about John Dominic Crossan's 1991 work, The Historical Jesus: The Life of a Mediterranean Jewish Peasant: «Does not Crossan's picture of a peasant cynic preaching inclusiveness and equality fit perfectly the idealized ethos of the late 20th - century academic?»

His own position of seeing the economy as «embedded» in sociopolitical contexts and social values opens the door for dialogue about the cultural - religious ethos and ethical, even explicitly theological, assessment of global processes.

It seems to me that the current general statements made by historians, literary historians, and sociologists about American civilization often do not do justice to the fact that a considerable part of the American ethos is still, though less than in earlier periods of American history, expressed in religious commitment and its sociological expression.

Even those for whom this tradition is only a remembered ethos, not a matter of practice, reason about religion and public life in ways that answer questions unasked in Bloom's book.

Although the journalistic patter accompanying such footage is often akin in tone to that found in documentaries about Amazonian tribal rituals, the images highlight an ever - growing reality of the past three decades: the spread of Pentecostal and charismatic worship styles and music into ecclesiastical settings that were once resistant — if not downright hostile — to the up - tempo, emotional music of the Pentecostal ethos.

No matter how passionately you may hold it (pathos)-- no matter how sound your argument is (logos)-- no matter how respectable a person you are (ethos), this weepy argument about a comic book America is unpersuasive to the typical a **** le who will never disappear despite one's good intentions.

«We are all citizens — nobody's father; nobody's mother,» says Elshtain «Still, mothering is a practice whose animating ethos can fruitfully be brought to bear when we think about all things political.»

Until pastors become aware of the ways in which the dualisms of the Victorian family ethos have been institutionalized in the church, confusion about their own role as spiritual leaders in a congregation will continue.

The «family pew ethos» institutionalized in late - Victorian Protestant spirituality depended on an unquestioned belief that Christian faith is most powerfully nurtured in the Christian home, while knowledge about the Bible is best learned at church.

The Victorian sexual ethos relies on a misunderstanding of biblical views about human nature.

Merely giving a thumbs up or thumbs down about such things is absurd, presumptuous and dismissive — which I must say, feels close to an apt description of much of the contemporary theological ethos.

Jung states that all mythologies of the world contain beliefs about life after death, speaking of the «modern therapeutic ethos and the premodern Christian hope.»

«2 What he has in mind is not the ongoing and largely unconscious operation of the inherent ethos of a congregation but its conscious attention to moral issues raised for the purpose of making a Christian decision about them.

For instance some of the Tractarian discussion about making progress in religion involved the theological and not the moral virtues, but ethos theory is simply assumed to incorporate both.

These schools are complying with government requirements (at the time of writing, see Eric Hester's «Sex Education or Chastity Education: Church Teaching and Civil Law», in Faith, July 2007) to teach SRE, at the same time as upholding their Catholic ethos and protecting children from premature details about sex.

If one is to have a realistic grasp of the school, one needs to be clear about this feature of its ethos also.

It tends to be correlated with construals of the Christian thing as either good news about a divine act that has transformed the fallen cosmos that it is again genuinely a harmonious whole, or as an ethos that embraces all of human life, or as a total interpretation of reality.

The interesting thing about this opera is that its ethos is fatalistic (Jesus: «Everything is fixed and you can't change it») and it would therefore be easy to call it anti-Christian and dismiss it.

It is also foundational to the points of emphasis of McLaren and others about the nature of the Kingdom and the core message and ethos of Jesus.

It really is worth looking at Arbonne, a brand committed be producing pure, safe and beneficial products with sustainable, natural and clean ingredients — http://www.arbonne.com Read the «About Arbonne» page and the «About Our Products» page to check out their ethos and commitment to developing natural and safe skincare and nutrition.

Your website, the colourfull pictures your recipes, your smoothies, your Ethos and everything about your passion for welness inspires me to change my lifestyle.

They created a broader menu but kept things simple, fun and inventive, always engraining their ethos into the team: «everything the Orange Buffalo has ever done culminates in the portion you're about to sell».

«We at ETHOS are proud to be working alongside the Meat Free Monday campaign and we're as passionate as they are about helping people discover deliciously different, meat free cuisine.

The ethos of my company, Mindfully Green, is about making change easy within homes and workplaces.

i know you said use real butter is more about your directive for life rather than your food ethos, but I jsut want to say I'm totally for using real butter -LRB-: looking forward to exploring the rest of your beautiful blog.

We can't wait to meet lots of new people, talk to them about our brand ethos and products and hopefully we will also have time to try some of the other fantastic products across this expanding market sector.

This chili ethos is well reflected in a 1976 song «If You Know Beans About Chili, You Know That Chili Has No Beans,» written by Ken Finley and adopted as the official anthem of the

This chili ethos is well reflected in a 1976 song «If You Know Beans About Chili, You Know That Chili Has No Beans,» written by Ken Finley and adopted as the official anthem of the International Chili Society:

In summary of Harney Sushi's environmental ethos, the creed imprinted on the first page of the menu perhaps says it best: «Harney Sushi appeals to the growing population of sushi lovers who care enough about our planet to change the way they eat; they realize that consumerism, along with the public zeal for exotic seafood, is sucking the breath out of our oceans.