Sentence examples for new virtues from inspiring English sources

This week, in Florida, I even detected new virtues in the team.

Across Chinese-controlled Tibet, disciples of Larung Gar have been spreading the "10 new virtues" movement.

The lithium weighed barely a quarter of what the old lead acid battery had, and hauling it inside was a breeze, not to mention that it gave me a sanctimonious spring in my step as I announced the new virtues of my transportation.

But the Chinese say the measure could lead to a trade war.In this section New sins, new virtues Wanted: fresh air Ghost in the machine Reprints Related items Climate change, health care and the budget: A squeaker, with more to comeJul 2nd 2009 America's climate-change bill: In need of a cleanJun 27th 2009Brazil takes a similar position.

Against utopianism he endorsed "moral realism," which "foresees no new virtues" and is "interested in human beings as it finds them, content with the possibilities and limitations that are always with us".

"Computer technology has created new modes of conduct and new social institutions, new vices and new virtues, new ways of helping and new ways of abusing other people" (Ladd 1989, p. 210 11).

What does a contemporary American mean by invoking civility as the new virtue?

This is the paradoxical pain of exercise: pain that becomes the emblem of the new virtue.

But Bill Clinton chose Mr Ferris nonetheless: partly because a southerner's appointment would appease powerful southern senators, and partly because America sees new virtue in the South's once vilified parochialism.Since the southern studies centre was set up in 1979, it has attracted several imitators.

Revenue is growing more slowly, and to keep it from flagging even more, Mr. Kushner is pushing a new virtue of Marconi's equipment: Rather than use it for expansion, he tells customers, buy it or lease it to cut costs.

A new virtue may soon be added to the health benefits associated with beans, nuts, and cereals.