As a candidate, Rosenstiel said, Hart was "pious," presenting himself as someone "who wanted to bring virtue to public life"; yet journalists worried about his "reckless" behavior and the "blind spots" in his character.
But Aristotle brings to his work virtues we must have to avoid our biology becoming biological warfare.
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.
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.
In other words, intellectual apprehension of harmony brings about virtue.
According to the beliefs of contemporaries, his failure meant that his house was luckless and lacked the prosperity-bringing virtues that belonged to true kingship.
Nor should American diplomacy turn away from emphasizing the virtues of bringing the world democracy.
Any individual aspiring to the office still wishes, at least, to fit Mr. Meacham's description: "a lifelong student of control and power bringing all of his virtues and vices to the largest possible stage".
And oh, the crushing inevitability: here, among messages extolling the virtues of bringing a massively significant sector of modern media to millions, were some Old (Ex-Music) Journalists Now Doing Telly And That, all snorting derision at the whole thing.
Again, because of the virtues of bringing disclosure and transparency, it will help lift this fog of uncertainty over the financial system, and I think the results will be, on balance, reassuring.
