Sentence examples for all virtues from inspiring English sources
These are all virtues in business, too.The culture of golf is one of scrupulous honesty.
Philosophically, all virtues are ideals that we can only approach without fully attaining them.
What's missing is compassion, proportion, an open mind, surely all virtues one would seek in a historian.
"I think my brother inherited from him the faculties of memory, imagination and audacity — all virtues that were useless under the Soviet system.
Of all virtues Jane Austen valued "candour"; but candor, as we understand it, has no arena in which to exercise itself.
The compensating grace is that in much nonfictional literature that repudiates or ignores structure the reader is often delighted with an air of ease and of nonchalance and with that rarest of all virtues in the art of writing: naturalness.
Honesty is not a one-size-fits-all virtue.
The Socratic paradox-All virtue is knowledge; that is, knowledge of good and evil.
Courage is the most important of all the virtues because without courage, you can't practice any other virtue consistently.
All those virtues do not make it an easier sell.
Prawn balls have all the virtues of seafood that has swum in the deep-fat fryer.
