Sentence examples for central virtue from inspiring English sources

Of course, the central virtue of money is precisely its anonymity.

A century ago, the economist and political scientist Joseph Schumpeter argued that the central virtue of a market economy was its capacity to innovate.

Finally, each of the commitments outlined above entails that feminist researchers make reflexivity a central virtue.

Why is the central virtue discussed in such an elusive fashion in the Analects?

By contrast, the central virtue of methodological individualism is that it helps us to see the limitations of our own reason (Hayek 1944, 33).

But the Tea Partiers actually consider their extreme decentralization a central virtue of their movement, a badge of their limited government purity.

Every culture elects some central virtues, and creativity is one of ours.

By Joshua Rothman September 2, 2014 Every culture elects some central virtues, and creativity is one of ours.

With Arnold Lobel's "Frog and Toad Together," in which Frog and Toad try to determine whether they can be brave and scared at the same time, the pupils examine the nature of courage — one of Aristotle's central virtues.

For all the precision in the playing, these arrangements (augmented by Ralph Irizarry on timbales, Milton Cardona on congas, and Chucky Lopez on bongos) unfortunately kept two of the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra's central virtues fairly hidden: its trombone section and the drummer Herlin Riley.

Justice is one of the central virtues in medical ethics, and how to create a just health care system a question of perennial debate [ 1].