Sentence examples for lonely virtue from inspiring English sources
More people in wealthy countries could lead comfortable existences, the Skidelskys contend, if we did not all lift our arms in praise of one lonely virtue: economic gain.
Mr. Spitzer did his best to summon memories of his sterling record as state attorney general, but his description of himself as a lonely voice of virtue was galling.
But by virtue of passing a lonely winter on the clenched fist at the end of Cape Cod, we were locals.
According to this biography, the author of "In Patagonia," "The Songlines" and other works of nomadic questing, who died of AIDS in 1989, was a lonely man whose wanderlust was both a virtue and a flaw.
It makes sense that a game where you spend most of the time wandering the surface of planets as the only bipedal humanoid being around would seem lonely, but No Man's Sky makes this a virtue thanks to rich environments and color schemes that benefit because they don't strive for false realism.
But individuality is a lonely business, and the poets gathered from time to time, into twos and threes, to shout its virtues.
It's lonely, lonely, lonely".
