Sentence examples for having no virtue from inspiring English sources
While I see Clinton as having no virtue, I see Donald Trump corrupting the virtuous and fostering hatred, racism and dangerous strains of nationalism".
Persons of inferior [Confucian] virtue never stray from virtue, and that is why they have no virtue.
This is not to suggest that it has no virtues; just that those it does have are not those we principally ascribe to it.
None of this is to suggest that the idea has no virtues, simply that they are outweighed by hazards, which the promoters have overlooked or obscured.
A resident will have no right by virtue of his citizenship in New Rochelle.
In the same month that Racine's play Alexandre le grand (first performed 1665, published 1666) received its premiere, his former teacher Pierre Nicole published a public letter accusing novelists or playwrights of having no more redeeming virtues than a "public poisoner".
Shaftesbury eschewed considerations of the afterlife in his case for virtue because he believed that persons who perform virtuous actions only because they desire reward and fear punishment have no real virtue in them at all.
Though, for the ancient Greeks, Desire "sits enthroned among the mighty laws", romantic love has no supreme virtue.
He has not raised the most money (Mr Dean has).He has no single virtue, but a combination: a distinguished record in Vietnam, experience in the Senate and support among all the disparate groups that make up the Democratic coalition.
