Sentence examples similar to eroded virtues from inspiring English sources
The critiques that have been formulated so far are twofold, as the charge that multiculturalism is tantamount to "unfair privileges or invidious forms of discrimination" has been increasingly complemented by the assertion that multiculturalism can erode civic virtues, identities and practices that are necessary for a healthy democracy.
But the calculation of delay can erode the virtue of acting on what your conscience is telling you.
This LTCI system initially generated concerns among conservative politicians who feared that government support for caregiving would erode the virtue of family care.
In fact, there is good reason to worry not only that the commission's proposed changes would not produce the desired results, but that it would also erode the principal virtue of the current system: the way it enhances the influence of minority voters.
He has written many times about virtue and how it can be eroded.
While the years have eroded Santiago somewhat, he is still a fisherman of great courage and endurance and cunning — virtues he will need in abundance if he is to land the largest marlin that anyone has ever seen.
The consequence of this shift is that conveying virtues across generations has become weakened, and support for the deepening of spirituality has eroded.
The great virtue of capitalism that it provides a way for the savings of society to be used for the creation of wealth will have been eroded.
Health benefits have eroded.
