Sentence examples for generic virtue from inspiring English sources

The properly Christian virtue of humility has refined the generic virtue of modesty.

The winners certainly scored higher in the generic virtues of business management: innovation, execution and leadership.

Defining what jazz is supposed to be is a losing battle, but bringing some of its most enlightened, satisfying and least generic virtues into focus is not.

Fifty years of hope in generic human virtue, with no attention paid to the peculiarities of manhood and womanhood, was a myth.

They then turn to ethics (411a-421c): intellectual virtues; moral virtues; technical virtues; generic terms of evaluation; emotive states; judgement; will; and finally truth (presumably included in this section on the ground that it underlies the intellectual virtues).

Arnhart doubts that we are anywhere near having found the "generic correlates of virtue that are clear, strong, and manipulable" [ 70]: 80].

A specific instrument such as Stoma-QOL has its self-evident strengths as compared with generic instruments by virtue of its increased sensitivity to the unique problems related to a particular disease.

Rogen and Goldberg seem to have distilled religion into a conventional, generic, common-sense conception of virtue that's devoid of doctrine and that they reinscribe in the popular mythological trappings of Christianity.

By virtue of being generic, we think a snapshot in time will in fact also reflect the path countries take on the road to improved financial risk protection.

Although a lot of the ads are rather generic to begin with by the virtue that they have to be a one size fits all solution.

In addition, with respect to the later stages, it has the additional virtue of explaining how the same generic divine activity is responsible for the existence as well as the persistence of things.