Sentence examples for intelligence virtues from inspiring English sources
Yet, I came to understand that none of these qualities that I feel I embody -- my "off-stage" abilities, assets, attributes, intelligence, virtues, accomplishments, even talent -- that comprise the full person I am -- indeed, the person I have made myself into being -- these qualities that I think of as going into the "mark" of a woman -- none of them mattered to the judges.
So the workings of magic must sometimes depend on the intelligence and virtue of those who use it.
Blair may have been shifty, Brown may be surly, but neither could be compared to their American counterpart without looking like political giants, men of lofty intelligence and virtue.
If the basis of the status hierarchy is white skin color, white skin will be prized as inherently attractive and as a marker for other valuable qualities such as intelligence and virtue.
Callicles goes on to articulate (with some help from Socrates) a conception of 'superiority' in terms of a pair of very traditional sounding virtues: intelligence [phronêsis], particularly about the affairs of the city, and courage [andreia], which makes men "competent to accomplish whatever they have in mind, without slackening off because of softness of spirit" (491a-b).
"I go on the great republican principle that the people will have the virtue and intelligence to select men of virtue and wisdom," he said at the Virginia ratifying convention of 1788.
He endorsed "the great republican principle, that the people will have the virtue and intelligence to select men of virtue and wisdom.
One of the Decameron's great innovations is its treatment of intelligence as a virtue in itself, which leaves many stories operating in a moral limbo.
Apart from its intelligence and stylistic virtue, Cory's last testament arrived like a thoughtful gift to anyone who opened it.
Emanation happens in triads: From an intelligence emanates, in virtue of its intellectual activity, the form of a celestial sphere, the body of a sphere, and another intelligence (ch. 4).
