Sentence examples for constant virtue from inspiring English sources

"This constant virtue signaling needs to finally end, otherwise our civilization will simply collapse," a commenter wrote underneath the article on Trump's disavowal on rightwing news site Breitbart.

While it was just the right moment to be reminded of Mr. Askegard's versatility, he will be principally remembered for a single, constant virtue: the extraordinary skill of his partnering, which was admirably on display too.

An epoch is usually better mirrored in its vices than in its virtues; civic virtues are constant, whereas each corrupt period is corrupt in its own way.

Aristotle (in Nichomachian Ethics, book II) distinguishes between moral virtues (which are developed by habitual behavior, and constant practice), and intellectual virtues, which are learned through instruction.

One kind of long-lasting material reality exists by virtue of constant turnover in its constituent matter.

A human body could be understood in precisely the same way, as living and continuing by virtue of constant metabolism as Aristotle for instance later understood it.

By virtue of this constant, an upper bound of the geometric constant (D X)), which is used to measure the difference between Birkhoff orthogonality and isosceles orthogonality, is obtained and further extended to an arbitrary m-dimensional symmetric normed linear space ((mgeq2)).

Those attachments were part of the narrative of patriotism and virtue that remained constant throughout his life.

Mr. Terfel's point of view, by virtue of his constant presence in every scene, dominated Thursday's performance as well.

Aristotle had it right: The only way human beings can develop true character is through constant practice, until the ethical virtue itself becomes habit.

Abstract food; abstract art; abstract digitized information: the denaturalization of life is at once a great American virtue and a constant source of terror as the ground of reality drops ever farther away.