Sentence examples for collective virtue from inspiring English sources
In the euro area, only collective virtue is rewarded.
The solidarity and collective virtue make you want to burst with pride.
There is another danger for those marching: that the protests might allow liberals to solidify a sense of collective virtue without leading to other concrete actions.
The Palace followed by filing a lawsuit, though one is left to wonder just what can or is to be recouped in doing so Kate's modesty, our collective virtue, journalistic restraint?
Now he recounts how, over a catastrophic harvest week, other incomers – first a vagrant family uprooted by enclosure from their homes, then a gaggle of sinister gentlemen and strong-arm enforcers – sound a death-knell for the old, collective virtues.
Instead, we have to insist only that the collective, by virtue of its very nature as the particular kind of collective that it is, have led individual members to produce harm that they could not have produced themselves.
Although the elements of the swarm often retain both their individuality and their characteristic properties, the collective unit, by virtue of its aggregated nature, acquires its own structure and properties.
The second one" as he explains in Tarkajvālā 3.26 "is elaborative (prāpañca / spros pa), hence it can be engaged with a deliberative effort by means of a correct mundane cognitive process (dag pa'i 'jig rten pa'i ye shes) that is sustained by the collective force of virtues (bsod nams) and insights (ye shes)" (Dbu ma dza 60b).
But after delivering his broadsides against "market radicals" from Mandeville to Hayek, Judt offers a very old idea: the "virtue of collective action for the collective good".
Frankfurt are no longer solely dependent on Meier, or any particular player for that matter; they can grind out results by virtue of collective strength.
They have given young people the idea that there is no virtue in collective organisation, the mechanism by which popular democratic change is made and preserved.
