Sentence examples for a question of virtue from inspiring English sources

For once, the usual New York formula had to be turned right around: a question of virtue had to be disguised as a necessity of commerce.

So far in this series I've considered evil as if it were an individual matter – a question of personal virtue, or the lack of it.

So the question that Aristotle's concerned with, in the pages that we read, is a question of what that virtue looks like, and how that sort of virtue might be cultivated.

It is more a question of not necessarily virtue signalling but it is definitely a, we know that we need to stand for something and we kind of generally agree with this direction.

Remaining employed often became a question of a woman's virtue.

Shot in rich black and white by Nestor Almendros, this is a movie fueled by conversation and heady discussion of freedom of choice, the evidence for God's existence, and of course, the question of virtue.

As indicated in the introduction to this entry, a renewed philosophical interest in questions of virtue and character was indirectly the result of the publication in 1971 of John Rawls's A Theory of Justice.

"Questions of virtue thus inevitably allude to a social hierarchy that was generally accepted as a reflection of the hierarchy of creation, an order in nature or of nature, instituted not fortuitously but providentially, and therefore not subject to alteration by human beings," (Jordan 1990, 21).

Aquinas' writings explored questions of virtue and happiness.

Questions of virtue aside, here's hoping this all-female branch will make it easier for Iranian women to handle their own money in a country that routinely discriminates against them.

So Anscombe's provocative claim with which this entry began — that the two major traditions in modern moral theory (Kantianism and utilitarianism) have ignored questions of virtue and character to their detriment — does not seem altogether true.