Sentence examples for a primary virtue of from inspiring English sources

Modesty remains a primary virtue of any good reporter.

A primary virtue of the resulting multiscale formulation is that dynamical teleconnections between the fine and coarse scales are explicitly identified and computed, enabling fewer fine-scale domains than coarse-scale grid points to be used.

Self-reliance thus occupies a central place as a primary virtue of the civilized; the principle of acquisition and the efforts it generates at self-support and self-reliance lead to profitable commerce and investment, ultimately generating moral improvement, all in keeping with providence.

Being compassionate (daya), for example, is what I would consider a primary virtue of progressivism.

A primary virtue of the hypothesis advanced above is its simplicity: it posits a unitary underlying cause for the seeming hodgepodge of traits characterizing domesticated species.

Their mantra, that ignorance is a primary virtue, appeals only to the gullible and the guilty.

He also states that the primary virtue of an athlete is courage and that a person of faith can't "seek to win," "beat his opponents," "avoid the oblivion that goes with defeat" or "set a goal and climb towards greatness" because they must "surrender to God".

How could greed be the primary virtue of a culture?

(The primary virtue of a Cheney candidacy, it seems, is the extent to which it would troll Democrats -- who would normally not be interested in the GOP's Senate candidate from Wyoming).

It is an odd and utterly circular defense of poetry, a little like saying that the primary virtue of medicine is that it gives doctors something to do, or that ballet was invented because ballet dancers needed it.

It's also enough to deny women the primary virtue of money: freedom and flexibility.