Sentence examples for associated virtues from inspiring English sources

But he also includes in this section a lengthy discussion of the cardinal virtues: prudence, fortitude, temperance (and the associated virtues of modesty, sobriety, continence, and virginity), and justice, virtues which one might argue have no direct connection with grace.

During the nineteen-forties, in a series of landmark tests conducted around the country, the psychologists Kenneth and Mamie Clark demonstrated that black children associated virtue and intelligence with whiteness, and had correspondingly internalized racist stereotypes of inferiority.

There he seems to associate virtue with aesthetics, and morality is reserved for the sphere of 'right' or 'duty'duty

Neither does he associate virtue with feminist ethics, values not being supposed to be held captive to gender, even though feminist ethics may have a point in contrasting male principles which are hard, oppressive, and impersonal, with the female virtues of warmth and caring.

In ancient Greece, homosexuality was philosophically praised and institutionally sanctioned, associated with virtues of courage and mentorship.

It celebrates its businessman, but it makes extremely stringent demands of them at the same time; it allows that riches may be associated with virtue, but insists that the rich prove their virtue through consistent works of charity as well.

For us, the pursuit of happiness is less associated with virtue than with ludicrous self-help books.

Nolan's Batman wrenched the franchise away from the self-aware comedy and campery with which it had been associated by virtue of the Adam West 60s TV show and the Joel Schumacher movies with George Clooney and Val Kilmer as the Caped Crusader.

Along the corridor leading from Scott Jr's room, great Gothic vaults designed by Sir Gilbert had only recently been adorned with paintings of Temperance and Chastity, virtues associated at the time with neither Paris nor Sir Gilbert's wayward son.

While Plato clearly associates virtue and happiness, he never squarely faces the issue whether happiness may require other goods, e.g., wealth and health.

In most of the Nicomachean Ethics he talks about the moral virtues, leaving the impression that virtuous activity is the same as activity associated with moral virtues.