Sentence examples for is more virtue from inspiring English sources

Just by thinking, 'May she be happy,' rather than 'May I be happy,' we've begun to change the structure of our life, and, to a certain degree, the structure of the whole world... because what virtue produces is more virtue.

In conflating faith with patriotism, Graham created a perniciously political civil religion that is more about virtue-signaling than any actual service to God or country.

And decadence is more interesting than virtue".

Re "Drought on East Coast Raises Worries of Water Rationing" (front page, Feb. 20): The current drought is proof that conservation is more than a virtue, it's a necessity.

9. Patience and resilience When driving any change effort, patience is more than a virtue, it's a necessity – especially when you're orchestrating countless rounds of review and input.

Kindness is more than a virtue.

This natural compassion can develop into the virtue of ren (in Mencius, ren is more often a particular virtue that concerns caring and hence is often translated as "benevolence").

In this case the online commenter is "more powerful" only by virtue of his/her ability to anonymously attack.

In place of a grand ideology, Carlson embraces an unsentimental form of tribalism: a belief that, in a cruel and confusing world, no virtue is more important than loyalty to one's family and friends.

Some of the people who accuse Larsson of double-dealing may be thinking more of the film "Dragon Tattoo," where the two scenes are more equal in length, and where everything is more horrible just by virtue of being there, on the screen, for us to look at.

"Virtue is more to man than either water or fire.