Sentence examples for environmentally virtuous behaviour from inspiring English sources

Creating the space for a social consensus to be built – through physical or virtual communities of conviction – seems a better aim than trying to 'nudge' individuals into more environmentally virtuous behaviour, all the while ignoring the social nature of belief formation.

But no, the cereal is not paricularly environmentally virtuous.

It should be a reward for virtuous behaviour.

ANNE MURPHY says she likes living at the Solaire, a rental building in Battery Park City, because it allows her to feel environmentally "virtuous".

For Aristotle, having the right amount of the right emotion in the right circumstances is the key to virtuous behaviour.

Otarian may well be environmentally virtuous, but it is not the first to make this claim, and to do so is tacky.

Yet what can render competitiveness a positive force is that it provides a theatre for virtuous behaviour.

"It's our way of inspiring and teaching children to lead more flourishing lives by increasing their standards of what virtuous behaviour might look like.

Morality books, published in increasing quantities from the late 16th century onward, tied virtuous behaviour to concrete rewards in the form of educational success, high office, and sons.

Their dietary restrictions commonly cause sufferers to feel proud of their "virtuous" behaviour even if it means that eating becomes so stressful their personal relationships can come under pressure and they become socially isolated.

Thus prayer evokes things which are in your memory if you are already a worshipper within the tradition so as to make a chain of associations leading to virtuous behaviour.