Can you bring architectural virtue to Sin City?
It was a felicitous choice, however, as Price was able to bring the virtues of a light, lyric soprano to a role traditionally taken by a vocal heavyweight.
The idea is to bring the virtues of private markets to government, or as Ryan's plan puts it, "drive innovation and competition in the social-service sector". But as we've seen in many public goods, competition can be damaging.
In other words, intellectual apprehension of harmony brings about virtue.
But Aristotle brings to his work virtues we must have to avoid our biology becoming biological warfare.
Now that everyone is too broke to ante up for "Dr. 90210," let's bring back inner virtue, the ability to frown and also an aura of serious intention that could become the hottest, the sexiest and the most marketable of visual messages in the new atmosphere of credible change.
Criss Cross (1949), with Lancaster again the lead, exemplifies how Siodmak brought the virtues of the B-movie to the A noir.
This new concept for the military based on breaking up the current monopoly should succeed since it brings the virtues of competition to national defense.
What happens, however, when elected officials bring their habit of virtue signaling from the campaign trail into the halls of power?
In the context of his physics, vis viva, or "living force," represents for Leibniz a measure of a body's ability to bring about effects in virtue of its motion.
