Sentence examples for a clear virtue from inspiring English sources
The specificity of the diction is a clear virtue: where it's less than specific, the euphemism or obscure coinage (man-root, neck-slue) forms a collectible linguistic curio.
On the assumption that integrity is a cluster concept of some kind, the question turns on whether anything ties together the various traits associated with integrity in a coherent overarching conception of integrity, one that makes it a clear virtue.
And in taking on that burden President Bush, like President Reagan before him, is a man of instincts, who favours straightforward yardsticks to guide him.This approach has some clear virtues.
Whether (Virtue-T) provides a satisfactory elucidation of truth-making depends on whether we have a clear understanding of "in virtue of".
Mr. Bush's delicate and sometimes awkward attempt to straddle this contradiction was evident when he quibbled with reporters who noted that he and his advisers had frequently said he would "restore honor" to the Oval Office, a clear assertion that this virtue had been lost.
Valla's reductive strategy has a clear aim: to equate this essential virtue of action, fortitude, with the biblical concept of love and charity.
The sentence "I am here now" represents a clear example of logical necessity: in virtue of what the indexicals 'here'here', and 'now' all mean, Kaplan claims that this sentence cannot be uttered falsely.
The claim that clinical research should satisfy the norms of clinical medicine does have this strong virtue: it provides a clear method to protect individual research subjects and reassure the public that they are being so protected.
But at least it has the virtue of offering voters a clear choice in the next election, due in May 2015.
Maratta painted with a clear and balanced composition that promotes papal clemency and Christian virtues.
Occupied by many examples from the classical world, these books claimed to help a ruler to govern well and did so with one clear message: virtue triumphs.
