Sentence examples for in that virtue from inspiring English sources

"I truly believe in that virtue of wanting to help give back for all the fruits my family and I have been able to have all these years," he told the Hollywood Reporter.

In claiming that virtue and pleasure are incommensurate for the reason given, Ross presumably means that they cannot be measured on the same ratio scale.

So (on Cicero's and Seneca's account) they were not consistent in maintaining that virtue (which incorporates only moral goods) was sufficient for happiness.

Like Plato, Aristotle is a eudaimonist in that he argues that virtue (including in some way the moral virtues of courage, justice and the rest) is the dominant and most important component of happiness.

In other hands, that virtue can become a self-satisfied vice, but here it lends a necessary sharpness to an otherwise fluid and dreamlike collection.

The virtue that is celebrated in morality is that virtue of doing what you're supposed to do, not what is good for you economically or consequentially.

The housing market has required that virtue in saintly proportions over much of the last two years.

The second objection is that "virtue in rags" still evokes our approval.

This is the context in which Sosa suggests that virtue epistemology will do the trick.

In Utilitarianism Mill argues that virtue not only has instrumental value, but is constitutive of the good life.

This is underlined by his remark that virtue resides in the will rather than in an action (Repastinatio, 77).