Sentence examples for it would be virtuous from inspiring English sources

The libertarians disagreed with this position and said that society had no absolute obligation to pay for this, though of course it would be virtuous to do so.

NEW YORK — We all know it would be virtuous to spend more time pondering the implications of globalization and the intricacies of high finance.

But the way you have phrased it seems faintly self-serving, hinting that it would be virtuous, almost saintly, to ignore your debt.

Instead of merely signaling that it was virtuous, the legislature was trying to signal that from now on, all of American history would be virtuous, too.

Whether the sage would be virtuous is perhaps moot; what Epicurus says is that he would live virtuously, that is prudently, honorably, and justly (the adverbial construction may be significant).

From a regional point of view, as already said, most of these works addressed the pros and cons of vertical coordination mainly in rural areas of developing countries, and more precisely, they analyzed whether vertical coordination might improve the livelihood conditions of small holder farmers and if it would be useful to trigger a virtuous development in the rural areas of these countries.

Although Shaftesbury believed that being virtuous makes a person happy, it would be wrong to label him an egoist.

It would be better, she writes, when "two virtuous young people marry... if some circumstances checked their passion".

They help because they care, not because conscience or some sort of (abstract) love of the Good tells them (how virtuous or dutiful it would be) to do so.

If morality did not have these effects on our passions and actions, moral rules and precepts would be pointless, as would our efforts to be virtuous.

It feels good to be virtuous.