The pro bono requirement may have hidden virtues.
Among men today, there is violence hidden under the virtue, and virtue hidden under the violence.
Among her themes are the subjectivity and ambiguity of people's perception of character and the presence of virtue hidden beneath an obscuring surface of convention, insensitivity, and social prejudice.
The red-sneaker effect fits in with a wider body of research on the idea that certain observable traits or behaviors signal hidden qualities by virtue of their "costliness".
He said he saw his role as "the silent friend of those who labor in the barren field, the ivy of eternal misery climbing the leprous wall behind which rebellious humanity hides its virtues and its vice".
Nissan should take care not to hide its virtues behind baby-food orange paint.
"We are so good at so many things in this country - but for too long the mirage of growth based on property speculation and financial gambling has hidden the harder virtues of making things productively.
Virtues long hidden by overconceptualized stagings and flamboyant acting emerge as clear and glistening as the translucent animals of the play's title.
For all the precision in the playing, these arrangements (augmented by Ralph Irizarry on timbales, Milton Cardona on congas, and Chucky Lopez on bongos) unfortunately kept two of the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra's central virtues fairly hidden: its trombone section and the drummer Herlin Riley.
Six of the seven deadly sins have also been uncovered but its thought there could be corresponding deadly virtues also hidden there, she said.
