Sentence examples for equal in virtue from inspiring English sources
As he later puts it, "Democrats say that justice is that to which the majority agree, oligarchs that to which the wealthier class agree…" (VI.3, 1318a18 20), while truly aristocratic justice would enfranchise only those equal in virtue.
If respect is something to which all human beings have an equal claim, then, it has been argued, the ground quality has to be one that all humans possess equally or in virtue of which humans are naturally equal, or a threshold quality that all humans possess, with variations above the threshold ignored.
Citizens are equal, Rawls says, in virtue of having the capacities to participate in social cooperation over a complete life.
Like Albert, moreover, Aquinas says that such an individual can come to be actually equal (or unequal) to another solely in virtue of a change in that other, and concludes from this that relations must be in their foundations as in a root (in radice) (In V Phys., lect. 3, n. 8).
Items that are "roughly equal" or "on a par" are valuable in virtue of different respects; the value realized in choosing one item may not cancel the loss in not choosing the other.
Furthermore, "roughly equal" is a relation that can be defined only in virtue of three items, and as such, appears to be something distinct from a standard comparative relation.
In virtue of their free will, all human beings have the same moral status and deserve equal moral respect.
Through their infidelities he instructs in virtue.
Then, in virtue of the continuity of, we see that.
or, in virtue of the definition of, (3.11).
