Sentence examples for broadly virtuous from inspiring English sources
The idea that Britain might bear some responsibility for the woes of Cyprus seems not to have occurred to him.Even where the enlightened West did bad things, these were aberrations from a broadly virtuous trajectory; where the tyrannical east (from Darius to Osama bin Laden) committed sins, they were no better than anybody could expect that is what Mr Pagden implies.
Aristotelians are the best-known example: they take well-being (eudaimonia) to consist in a life of virtuous activity or more broadly, the fulfillment of our human capacities.
So we had our own cost of living debate in 2012 and we were on the same side as Labour is now – which is to argue the way you measure a healthy economy is whether prosperity is broadly shared, and how that can create a virtuous cycle of growth".
The image of the "perfect victim" has been intrinsically woven into our daily discourse of rape, intimate partner violence, popular culture and media discourse more broadly, yet we know that this image of the virtuous woman is a myth that was historically scripted for white women.
Neither approach offers much in this case.But if the shift prompts genuine concerns, it is also specifically and broadly virtuous because it enables capital to be channelled to where it can have a return, rather than sitting in the roach motel of retained earnings on which C corporations are based.
FUEL economy is doubly virtuous.
