Bushido

How To Use Bushido In A Sentence

• Bushido, the code of the samurai warrior, was the creed of the Japanese soldiers.
• Genta is careworn, beaten down by life, and no longer naïve enough to believe in Bushido, but he's not cynical.
• The military version of bushido was seen as a distortion of samurai ethics by some of the upper class who resented the commoner military.
• If he had been a seventeenth-century samurai I believe that he would refuse to hire ninja to circumvent the laws of Bushido. FLOATING CITY
• I think the point is rather like the 'Bushido' code. The Speculist: Death Still Sucks
• If traditional arts included bushido and ninjas, perhaps, but for the ones listed I hear they are worth seeing just once. Sports Day firmly embedded in Japanese culture: part 1 of 2
• BUSHIDO " has become one of the universal words.
• In modern times the ethics of the bushi have been analysed under the name "bushido A History of the Japanese People From the Earliest Times to the End of the Meiji Era
• By virty, December 2, 2009 @ 11: 11 pm afterthought, um & ah ING, reminds me of that gutteral diaphram destroying taj mahal track of which the name totally escapes me and i’m too stuffed to rifle thru the vinyl. early 70’s? real animal and monosyllable like an elephant seal in bushido mode. Cheeseburger Gothic » Here’s what I did at six o’clock this morning.
• Are we to believe that bushido warriors in Edo Japan, princes and minstrels in medieval Europe, Renaissance courtesans and Mongol nomads were lacking because their lives failed to square with a modern ideal of personal autonomy?