The phrase "a virtue man" is not correct in written English.
The correct expression would be "a virtuous man."
Example: "He is known in the community as a virtuous man, always helping those in need."
Alternatives: "a moral man" or "an ethical man."
So a virtues man shall be beneficent and non-maleficent to others.
Another feature of a virtues man is not to consent a malicious act without struggling against it.
It begins with the poet holding his own oxygen mask: "All men must be clean shaven, a small mustache is acceptable but the rubber has to seal/Here, your pale-boy face is a virtue; the men dull 10 razors a month".
Just as an educated suburbanite drives a Prius as a badge of virtue, a man walking with a holstered or open carry gun -- or with the emblem of the politically fearsome National Rifle Association affixed to his pick-up truck or car -- shows his power to all that can see.
It is entirely characteristic of Hoffman to find "sturdy cheerfulness" a virtue in a man who had been on the side of great wickedness.
Consider Jill Abramson, the former executive director of The New York Times whose management style, similarly to Kalanick, was considered "pushy" and "aggressive" ― a virtue in a man, but in a woman, not so much.
It is a virtue that the younger man is still acquiring.
Toughness is a virtue still valued by men like Adrian, one of the last of the breed who made African safaris famous.
Unilever - Dove #RealStrength: This ad promotes fathers' caring as the real source of a virtue that appeals to men: strength.
They aren't patriotic to this country, but they are very patriotic to England or any of the socialist countries that preach "responsibility" to others, self-sacrifice as a virtue and refuse to let Man exist for his own sake.
