Sentence examples for considered a virtue from inspiring English sources

Having both feet planted firmly on the ground is usually considered a virtue.

The five appealing performers pleasantly recall a pre-ironic time when perkiness was considered a virtue.

It used to be that skill in this was considered a virtue.

Blandness is considered a virtue where the personal counts more than the political.

Anger, of course, is not considered a virtue, and nor is it ladylike.

Being engaging is not considered a virtue in the journalism of an impoverished nation.

What others consider a virtue, she dismisses.

Renewables were considered "alternative energy," energy efficiency wasn't a priority because you couldn't bill the customer, and conservation was considered a personal virtue.Mr.Mr

A pedant might note that elsewhere in his writings, Coelho has argued that friendship is a form of love so should not be considered a distinct virtue.

Speaking in a state where fiscal discipline is considered a cardinal virtue, Mr. Bush said of his rival, "I know the man is prone to exaggeration, but this takes the cake".

These sequences offer a set of impressions of turbulence or chaos from which details and feelings stand out, but without regard to what is considered a cardinal virtue: the coherent representation of the field of action.