Sentence examples similar to newfound virtues from inspiring English sources
The soil and soul of Germany are fated to have long memories, and Degussa, despite its commendable recent deeds, should not be profiting from its newfound virtue.
The hardest thing about abandoning money as a scorecard for success and fulfillment is that there is no handy replacement, no way to advertise your newfound virtue.
His newfound virtue did not compromise his shrewdness as a custodian of his own image, and his book — like most celebrity addict tell-alls — was a cocktail of self-inflicted woe, contrition, rueful self-knowledge, determination to do better and just a twist of hey, it was a hell of a ride.
And it does so with a jocular self-deprecation that frames its screed as a personal journey through loss to self-awareness by way of a newfound respect for women's virtues and desires and a newfound skepticism about moral verities.
NewFound Road, bluegrass.
Or at least newfound conversation.
Schiavone appreciates the newfound attention.
He credited his newfound patience.
