Sentence examples for may be virtuous from inspiring English sources

He knew, for instance, that "you may be virtuous, and wise, and good" but that it also helps to turn up the lights.

I try to let a story's facts lead me to a premise rather than the other way around — which may be virtuous, but it also means a lot of floundering and credulousness before things start to make sense.

On the other hand, even if e.g., civic virtue naturally leads to purgative virtue, a person may be virtuous at the civic level without possessing the higher forms.

That may be virtuous — and attract a crowd of loyal environmentally aware coffee drinkers — but the upfront cost of going green may be a stumbling block for other would-be green coffee shops.

Mundane virtue therefore is not clean cut and what may be virtuous to one may be non-virtuous to another, especially acts of schadenfreude.

Ockham in his rejection of the intellectual basis for morality argues that an act in total conformity with right reason may not be virtuous, since God could possibly create such an act without human volitional consent.

Mr O'Neill's version may be more virtuous, but the latter has its uses: it encourages openness, not least in the Praetorian guard around the president.The two fair pointsStill, Mr O'Neill makes two worrying charges against the administration.

I may agree that a 'good' example of humanity will be virtuous, but deny that this person is doing what is best for them.

Summer is no time to be virtuous.

"I know Barack Obama must really be virtuous.

I think I can be virtuous.