Sentence examples for every virtue from inspiring English sources

But she said of him in 1902: "He has every virtue under heaven, and nice tastes, certainly.

It fosters every virtue, teaches self-denial, cultivates the sense of order, trains to forethought and so broadens the mind".

As C. S. Lewis said, courage is not just one virtue but "the form of every virtue at the testing point".

For the learning of every virtue there is an appropriate discipline, and for the learning of suspended judgment the best discipline is philosophy".

Marian Halcombe will turn out to be the most admirable character in Collins's novel, awarded every virtue except the capacity to inspire desire.

In the States, radio has long been regarded as a crippled form of TV, but Milligan brilliantly exploited every virtue of the form.

The school's most sought-after studs are both besotted by the shy, frail Takumi: Nozaki, the arrogant, brutally handsome captain of the basketball team, and the lordly Gyi, Takumi's true love, who epitomizes every manly virtue, with Byronic charisma.

So prudentia has many phases or, as Aquinas says, parts, and enters into every other virtue.

Aristotle holds that this same topography applies to every ethical virtue: all are located on a map that places the virtues between states of excess and deficiency.

Furthermore, every ethical virtue is a condition intermediate between two other states, one involving excess, and the other deficiency (1106a26-b28).

It is a trite Observation, that when a Woman quits her Modesty, she discards with it every other Virtue.