Sentence examples for community virtue from inspiring English sources
This was an era when normal women were presumed to have a leading role in defending society against moral weakness of the sorts for which the feebleminded were feared, based on a notion about women's commitment to maintain community virtue for protection of the young.
Spirituality is really a general community virtue which in my opinion can be shared but it really is not a type of service.
He was an authoritative yet emollient public speaker, who commended the community virtues of duty, service and self-respect.
He found some of the more progressive models, including Expeditionary Learning Outward Bound (in which students study a topic in depth through fieldwork) and Modern Red Schoolhouse (which extols community virtues), to be "highly promising".
Residents' palpable satisfaction with their communities' virtue and their evident readiness to trumpet alarm at any given "threat" create a peculiar atmosphere — an unholy alliance of smugness and insecurity.
For Flannery, a healthy planet is a "community of virtue", promoting productivity and interdependence, and humankind's imperative is to cultivate its share of planetary virtue.
"The vitality in the community, by virtue of the level of the money available, is staggering.
It said the move continues "to perpetuate a narrative that students cause damage to the community by virtue of simply being students.
While the justification for legacy admissions has always been endowment-related, there is also merit in admitting students who have a strong relationship to the college community by virtue of a parent or grandparent's service to that community.
BNNTs have generated considerable interest within the scientific community by virtue of their unique properties.
Section 3 reviews the primary ethical topic areas around which philosophical reflections on SNS have, to date, converged: privacy; identity and community; friendship, virtue and the good life; democracy and the public sphere; and cybercrime.
