Sentence examples for a virtuous form from inspiring English sources

In short, in Paris, Copenhagen, Prague, Warsaw, and perhaps London, we see a surge of self-reliance, a virtuous form of every-man-for-himself, a meta-political state of emergency resounding like a wake-up call for Princess Europa.

Is there a genuinely virtuous form of patriotism that societies and schools should strive to cultivate?

"The King and I" thus concluded the Rodgers and Hammerstein experiment so persuasively that the "musical play" became the art's most virtuous form, as strong as Eugene O'Neill or Tennessee Williams, but with the added lyricism of music.

Moreover, the executive's pressure makes acting on this data acceptable; and because data is trusted and acted upon, a virtuous cycle forms.

An entire field of study -- organizational behavior -- examines how a virtuous cycle forms when employers trust and empower employees to do their jobs.

"A national law that defines a system of intellectual property rights on the Internet can encourage virtuous forms of cooperation between owners of exclusive rights to editorial content and service providers that reproduce and develop innovative content protected by such rights," the authority said in a statement.

Two of my favorite exemplars of the more virtuous forms of positive power.

As a result, a virtuous circle is formed: the porosity and permeability of the fracturing coal mass are increased, which further promotes the desorption of the CBM.

Investors — and potential recruits — may see a virtuous circle starting to form.

Most professors were still teaching literature as either history or philosophy or [as a way] to form a virtuous gentleman, as Spenser said.

In an ideal world, as with British Cycling over the past decade, the elite and the grassroots form a virtuous circle where one drives the other.