Sentence examples for more virtue from inspiring English sources

Once more, virtue has been stolen with false assurances.

Distress and numbness are equally likely; neither implies more virtue.

Black trumpets have one more virtue beyond their flavor: they are the easiest mushrooms on the market to clean and cook.

"Television is the only place where we banish ourselves from the community of the living," he says, "and where the superficial provides more virtue than the actual".

Strangely, researchers have demonstrated both reactions — moral consistency and moral compensation — repeatedly in laboratories, leading them to ask why virtue sometimes begets more virtue and sometimes allows for vice.

Less penance after the fact, more virtue before.

We have enough vanity; we need more virtue.

Overall, the more virtue a person uses to bring unconditional good to this world, the more he has climbed up the ladder of humanity.

I could have listed many more virtues.

His allies counter that he wants to achieve things, and dislikes playing to the Brussels gallery with bold statements or doomed projects.But he also has more virtues than Brussels insiders admit.

He said "We may eventually come to realize that chastity is no more a virtue than malnutrition".