Sentence examples for constructive virtue from inspiring English sources
Justice Cameron knows all of this, but he is by his own admission a man of "sunny-side up" temperament, and someone who sees constructive virtue in a positive approach.
Given his emphasis on the virtues of constructive, reasonable disagreement on the question of how to define marriage, it is curious that he seems unwilling to entertain the possibility of reasonable disagreement concerning what the Constitution has to say about it.
Scientific realists might point out that constructive empiricists do allow that explanatory power can count as a pragmatic virtue of a theory (van Fraassen 1980, 89).
Therefore by virtue of the Lanham Act, 15 U.S.C.A. § 1072, the defendant had constructive notice of plaintiff's marks as of July 5 , 1947 the effective date of the Act.
They have succeeded in using those tools to sequester government spending and, by virtue of that, weaken national defense, education, law enforcement and many other needed and constructive aspects of government.
Destructive: constructive.
The antidote to such fears, many say, is the faith that constructive scientific argument often leads to greater knowledge, and the belief that, for a field still in its infancy, patience is a virtue.
It was "not constructive".
I love constructive criticism".
That was his virtue of virtues.
