Sentence examples for helpful virtues from inspiring English sources
Chris, a former competitive surfer and global wave-chaser, possesses a commanding calmness and gobs of patience, both helpful virtues for hand-holding newbies.
Jason Denayer put Celtic into an early lead and Kris Commons made it two just after half-time virtue of a helpful deflection off Dons defender Shaleum Logan.
The ideal of virtue is therefore not very helpful in providing us with criteria for supererogation and for its demarcation from duty.
Visibility is a virtue, and it's only helpful to know that there are people who look like you, love like you, and pray like you.
It helps you gain virtue.
In contrast to classical autoradiography, the present method will be helpful in imaging dynamic changes of neurotransmission in the CNS by virtue of serial study designs.
The principle of moral virtue is said to be a knowledge of what is helpful and what is damaging for survival and well-being in human society.
He says that the moral status of an action depends entirely on the goodness or badness of the motive that lies behind it, so that, e. g., it is only because certain helpful actions were intended to be helpful (were motivated by the natural virtue of benevolence) that we morally approve of them or judge them to be right and good.
If he believes that virtue is instrumental to happiness (as some scholars hold), then he might well believe that virtue is a kind of practical knowledge, and the analogy would be helpful.
That was his virtue of virtues.
