Sentence examples for boundaries of virtue from inspiring English sources

There's a college girl, a microbiologist, a beauty who has broken "the boundaries of virtue," a take-no-prisoners businesswoman, and so on.

Ed Young and his wife, Lisa, have penned a new book called "Sexperiment: 7 Days to Lasting Intimacy with Your Spouse," which is a sort of how-to guide for couples to rekindle intimacy in their marriage while remaining within the boundaries of biblical virtues, as interpreted by the authors.

The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, or ISIS, announced in an audio recording posted online that it was re-branding itself as simply the Islamic State because it had broken down national boundaries by virtue of its quick seizure of land in eastern Syria and northwestern Iraq over the last year.

The astonished Chaplinesque laugh has a Voltairean fury; the Tashlinesque guffaw has an obscene, boundary-breaking vigor; and the ironic Andersonian chuckle marks an abiding warmth, a deep sense of virtue, loyalty, temerity, and courage.

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.

Virtues and Vices of Virtue Epistemology: John Greco.35.

Aristotle distinguishes between two kinds of virtue: there's virtues of thought and virtues of character.

Assurances of virtue are irrelevant.