Sentence examples similar to crediting with virtue from inspiring English sources
The "centrists" needed to pretend that there are reasonable Republicans, so they nominated him for the role, crediting him with virtues he has never shown any sign of possessing.
Even the youngest get their share (and, bunkum or not, moving it often is); like Sarah Eames, buried in 1827 at Edenhall, in Cumbria, at the age of 12 Here is a tender branch laid lowA sweeter flower could never blowThe humblest adult could be credited with family virtues.
for home, practically roaring with virtue.
He says Leveson replaced prolixity with virtue.
The equation of physical fitness with virtue has ancient roots.
We can begin with virtue.
He identifies the control of the passions quite generally with virtue, and virtue with happiness.
Although these are not genuine virtues, we nevertheless have a duty of virtue to foster these traits "so to associate the graces with virtue" (MM 6 473; Ant 7 282).
Values are not fragmented but coherent: for happiness is united with virtue, virtue with justice, and justice with happiness".
While other members of his family can be credited with certain public virtues – a desire to do the right thing, a willingness to play the game with reasonable good humour – the duke remains predictably himself.
Political Islam in Turkey, some say, has been wiped out.Will the Islamists really fade away?It is true that a recent opinion poll credits Virtue with less than the 10% support it would need to win any seats in parliament in a general election.
