Not the least virtue of this ambitious show is giving it new life.
The search for what unites humans in virtue was an ambitious effort to integrate psychology with those fields that have long sat alongside it: ethics, religion, philosophy.
There are more ambitious outings in Tokyo, but Takao has the virtue of being accessible enough that you can pack several activities into one day without emptying your wallet, something easily done by staying in town.
MoveOn.org has sent millions of e-mails talking up Mr Obama's budget as "ambitious, amazing and unapologetically progressive .Apart from singing the virtues of the president's policies, his allies are also busy demonising the other side.
For every new generation, they spurred the ambitious to emulate such deeds, and they defined the virtues that the community thought worthy of honor.
THERE'S something disorienting about stumbling onto an ambitious restaurant in a suburban hotel complex, where the virtues of familiarity and utility tend to trump those of adventure and surprise.
Muriel Siebert, who was state banking superintendent at that time, recalls young Mr. Kanas as "standing out" by virtue of being "very smart and having very ambitious plans".
First, isn't this sort of writing a hazard (or virtue, depending on your point of view) of many ambitious twentieth-century novels?
Before the formal skills, all are taught something simpler: that they are constantly making choices, which have consequences.Mr Martin's approach combines the traditional virtue of discipline with the extended freedoms offered to ambitious heads by the coalition government.
As we continue to highlight The Audacity of an Ambitious Woman it's important to note that ambitious women of virtue understand and live by the truth that a candle doesn't lose any of its shine by lighting another candle.
