Sentence examples for all virtue from inspiring English sources

Thoreau wrote that in winter, "warmth stands for all virtue".

"I am truly devoid of all virtue," he informs us.

Its own side is the centre of all virtue".

Of course, all virtue and no vice makes skin -- and people -- dull.

And in "Why Courage Matters" he wrote, "Without courage all virtue is fragile: admired, sought, professed, but held cheaply and surrendered without a fight.

Thomas Aquinas declared charity the root of all virtue, the Latin caritas being the translation of the Greek word agape, which signified the reciprocal spiritual love between God and man.

Honesty is not a one-size-fits-all virtue.

The Socratic paradox-All virtue is knowledge; that is, knowledge of good and evil.

How does all this virtue taste?

Courage is the most important of all the virtues because without courage, you can't practice any other virtue consistently.

These are all virtues in business, too.The culture of golf is one of scrupulous honesty.