Sentence examples for learn the virtue from inspiring English sources

How did Christians learn the virtue of tolerance?

Learn the virtue of patience.

Mr Thaksin and his fans will have to learn the virtues of patience.

Last year, however, Father O'Shea was forced to learn the virtues of patience.

In this Upstairs, Downstairs city, those at the bottom of the pile learn the virtues of silence.

The world's remaining barbarians, even those in our midst, will eventually come to learn the virtues of the Enlightenment, the powers of reason and the prospects of a democratic future.

It is possible that three centuries of complete security from foreign invasion made it unnecessary for the German aristocracy to learn the virtues of political self-discipline and subordination.

But he was beginning to learn the virtues of diplomacy, and in time he might have accomplished his admirable agenda: upgrading the state's system of public higher education, putting legislative redistricting in neutral hands, expanding health care for children, and, more broadly, upending Albany's culture of corruption and cronyism.

Conscientious filmmakers soon learned the virtue of restraint, using music less frequently but to greater effect.

The most famous of these was the Rollo series, about a boy who travelled through Europe with his uncle, learning the virtue of honesty.

Morrisons is also learning the virtue of simplicity from Aldi, slashing the number of products in its stores from a bewildering 29,000 to a slightly less befuddling 23,000.