Sentence examples for bit of virtue from inspiring English sources

If today's leaders wish to hold fast to the ideals of the Founding Fathers, to genuinely "protect and defend the Constitution," as they have all sworn, they would do well to practice a bit of virtue, too, and do their duty to remove a selfish man from its highest post, no matter the personal or political cost.

Is it just a bit of virtue signalling so that Virgin can look responsible before the next multimillion pound contract comes up?

His daughter, its paragon of virtue, is a bit of an anaemic bore.

An occasional bit of imagined repartee has the virtue of keeping readers from falling asleep.

"They're prime fodder for the the middle-aged man who fancies a bit of rough with a lady of easy virtue".

Everywhere you look, a powerful person is engaged in a nice bit of what we've recently started calling "virtue signalling".

Mr. Khodorkovsky is no paragon of virtue.

Moore G (2012) The virtue of governance, the governance of virtue.

They were visionaries of virtue.

Hers is a story of virtue victorious.

Assurances of virtue are irrelevant.