The phrase "aspect of virtue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different qualities or characteristics that make up the concept of virtue.
Example: "One important aspect of virtue is the commitment to honesty in all dealings."
Alternatives: "facet of virtue" or "element of virtue".
Failing to recognise Ant and Dec ought to make Corbyn look a tiny bit less ordinary than he pretends, but instead it becomes just another aspect of his virtue.
The closest connections might be drawn with certain aspects of contemporary virtue ethics and some aspects of Natural Law theory, although there are many specific differences that prevent assimilation to these traditions as well (Sloan 1999 in Maienschein and Ruse 1999).
The self-proclaimed "maids of honour and guardians of virtue" control every aspect of their production process, mutually collaborating on designs and prototypes and splitting their profits equally.
The self-proclaimed "maids of honor and guardians of virtue" control every aspect of their production process, mutually collaborating on designs and prototypes and splitting their profits equally.
This entrusting mind is none other than the mind of Amida Buddha, who receives sentient beings into His great light of 84,000 rays - and grants to sentient beings the two aspects of the Buddha's directing of virtue: outgoing (from birth and death), and returning (into birth and death).
In this account, that aspect of human nature on which virtue is based is fairly straightforward.
It is in virtue of this aspect of careful attention that respect is sometimes thought of as an epistemic virtue.
Indeed, the very nature of Plato's account of virtue and happiness leaves some aspects of the link between the two unclear.
This second series of experiments indicates that the loss of cholesterol with aging may perturb certain aspects of cognition by virtue of defective AMPAR internalization, justifying the reduced LTD typical at this stage of life.
