Sentence examples for growing virtue from inspiring English sources

Through the arrival at Ithaca, and into the gruesome slaughter of the maids who have made up to the suitors, Chapman is going through the motions, able to suggest an affinity between the growing virtue of Telemachus and that of Chapman's new patron, Henry, Prince of Wales, once in a while, but in general writing as though the spirit of Homer which had visited him at Hitchin had now departed.

Chengyang Li and Peimin Ni 2014), "Early Confucian Philosophy and the Development of Compassion" (Dao: A Journal of Comparative Philosophy, 2015), "Growing Virtue: The Theory and Science of Developing Compassion from a Mencian Perspective" (in The Philosophical Challenge from China, ed. Brian Bruya 2015).

The secondary mutation arises later under selection in cells that are growing by virtue of the first deletion.

Whether virtue ethics can be expected to grow into "virtue politics"—i.e. to extend from moral philosophy into political philosophy is not so clear.

If we want to grow in virtue, and experience a healthier, more productive political environment, each of us must demand more virtue.

The idea that a chance to sin is also an opportunity to grow in virtue comes up in some of the religious discussions that occupy Aaron and the other men in the neighborhood.

Amy Peterson is an adjunct faculty member at Taylor University and the author of "Dangerous Territory: My Misguided Quest to Save the World" and "Where Goodness Still Grows: Reclaiming Virtue in an Age of Hypocrisy" (W Publishing, 2020).

By providing instruction on basic moral principles, by sensitizing market participants to the moral implications of their choices, and by creating more opportunities where moral choice can be exercised, the law can play an important role in helping individuals grow in virtue.

As we open our hearts wide to God in practices like silent prayer, meditation, and the study of sacred texts, God grows divine virtues like humility and responsiveness in the recesses of our souls.

Probably Gilligan has been more effective than the academic debates of moral philosophers, but one way or another, there is now a growing movement towards virtues education, amongst both academics (Carr 1999) and teachers in the classroom.

It has become a modern, rapidly growing commercial city by virtue of its position on the major road south to Malaysia and on the junction of the eastern and western branches of the Bangkok-Singapore railroad.