Sentence examples for Core virtue from inspiring English sources

As Oreskes and Conway argue in Merchants of Doubt, it's a way of using a core virtue of science against itself.

The resentment felt here is rooted in a belief that Iceland's core virtue of flinty self-reliance has been defiled by its bankers and foreign creditors.

Leadership and courage are needed from public schools – two of their core virtues.

One of federalism's core virtues is the possibility of competition among states.

The band's connection to its core virtues has become at the very least a road map for getting older, at most a kind of ethical standard.

"It was a way for us to get back to our core virtues around music discovery and passion for new, underground subversive bands," said Van Toffler, the president of MTV Networks' music group and a 20-year veteran of the company.

That fact gets lost in the common indictment of state and local immigration measures as a "patchwork". One of federalism's core virtues is the possibility of competition among states.

Eleven years later, his retake, the book "Truth, Beauty, and Goodness Reframed: Educating for the Virtues in the Age of Truthiness and Twitter," examined how postmodern cynicism and the cyber age had threatened those core virtues.

Howard Gardner, Hobbs Professor of Cognition and Education, is revisiting how postmodern cynicism and the cyber age has threatened the core virtues of truth, beauty, and goodness in a three-part, weekly lecture series.

Two core virtues which Maddy identifies for set-theoretic axioms are UNIFY (i.e. that they provide a single foundational theory for deciding set-theoretic questions) and MAXIMIZE (i.e. that they not arbitrarily restrict the range of isomorphism types).

Reading the Man is an impressively researched volume and a well-told story, with just enough ingratiating nods to Lee's core virtues to mollify defenders and consumers of all-things-Lee and more than enough critical analysis of primary materials to interest and entice historians.