Sentence examples for demand virtue from inspiring English sources
The virtuous life must exclude vice and lack of virtue, and react to the situations that at every turn demand virtue's activity (SW II: 412 13).
We don't demand virtue so much as contrition.
No-one is buying that preposterous claim.Still, doubtless plenty of B-list brands will emerge to meet the new demand for virtue.
But, without a way to smooth out peaks and troughs in demand (a virtue of building for stock), capacity utilisation will fall and costs will rise.The trick will be to make the manufacturing process more modular and less sequential: for instance, the basic platform will be built for stock and then turned into the vehicle the customer orders.
Discourse ethics, Habermas claims, meets this two-fold demand in virtue of the kind of mutual perspective-taking it requires.
"Such a widely released film in such high demand, by virtue of its following, significantly increased chat and overall online interest in the title within pirate networks," Antonellis said.
Within days, Ankara's chief prosecutor was demanding that Virtue too should be banned.
Its reflective prose skillfully lays bare the psychology of the situation a conflict between the demands of virtue and the heart, between conscience and passion and its characters are finely drawn.
The demands of virtue are also a problem for Prince, the canine narrator of Haig's curiously affecting take on "Henry," which tells the story of a loyal Labrador's efforts to hold his human family together.
The penalties are minor—"She could do her routine to 'Mary Had a Little Lamb' and still win Olympic gold," Daggett said of Biles but modern gymnastics seems to demand opposing virtues from its athletes, as if Tom Brady were expected to execute a plié between onrushing defensive ends.
