Sentence examples for inherently virtuous from inspiring English sources
Small businesses are not more inherently virtuous than large ones.
Starting school — people act as if there's something inherently virtuous to it.
At the same time, there is nothing inherently virtuous about it.
Only Americans believe that the United States' power is inherently virtuous; elsewhere, people see this idea as not only false, but dangerous.
After World War II and decades of Cold War-era interventions, that message — of American power as inherently virtuous — became ingrained in American identity.
But nothing changes, which is why it's good that Judge Zagel dispensed with the notion that we, the public, constitute some inherently virtuous group humiliated by the skulduggery of elected officials.
Neighbours get to know each other, not because people in Detroit are inherently more virtuous than anywhere else, but out of necessity: Facebook groups and text-message threads let people share information.
The culture of filmmaking -- its view of storytelling as an inherently valuable, even virtuous act -- shut out the most shameless propagandists and provocateurs.
