Sentence examples for force of virtue from inspiring English sources

So please, sir we need your force of virtue to beat down this, another evil.

The second one" as he explains in Tarkajvālā 3.26 "is elaborative (prāpañca / spros pa), hence it can be engaged with a deliberative effort by means of a correct mundane cognitive process (dag pa'i 'jig rten pa'i ye shes) that is sustained by the collective force of virtues (bsod nams) and insights (ye shes)" (Dbu ma dza 60b).

Unlike those forces of virtue arrayed against her, Charlene has not starved for her fortune; she has not devoted herself to salads without dressing, mini portions of whole wheat pasta, hamburgers without buns, and other extreme dietary measures.

I also altered Bob's appearance, his war record and certain significant details of his personal life — Bob didn't, for example, have a hotheaded murderer for a brother — but otherwise I tried to remain true to the force of his virtues, as I perceived them.

When all is said and done, when you have contended with the hampering undertow of Joyce Carol Oates's flaws, there comes a moment when you surrender to the overpowering force of Joyce Carol Oates's virtues.

Many studies have attempted to quantify the potential of structural systems to delimit the level of force imposed by virtue of their ductility and energy absorption capacity.

That force, in virtue of its action, is put "somewhere" suggests a bond of force and space.

But he was a member of the powerful Standing Committee of the Political Bureau, and he retained control of the armed forces by virtue of his being chairman of the CCP's Central Military Commission.

This kind of cruelty cruelty to real persons, killing the infidel in order to hasten him into heaven, stoning the fourteen-year-old girl in pursuit of some prophet's view of virtue, forcing the teenager to complete her pregnancy to fulfill a middle-aged man's moral hunches is the kind of cruelty that our liberal founders saw with terror.

The charter is already binding and in force by virtue of the Lisbon treaty.

Increasingly discounted as a political force, by virtue of his presence Mr. Yar'Adua placed an additional question mark over the presidency of Mr. Jonathan, a native of the rival southern half of Nigeria.