Sentence examples for nurturing virtue from inspiring English sources
Second, the family is a crucial environment for nurturing virtue.
There is something fundamentally right and useful about the argument that American culture promotes independence at the expense, often, of the more nurturing virtues, but something sad and scared about the idea that the safest solution to this is early marriage.
"Cultivate your moral character and nurture virtue," he said.
Politics is about the nurturing of virtue: honour, loyalty, duty and wisdom.
It is a shame that her conclusion seems to be that happiness is found "in a crowd" of dissembling people rather than in a careful calculation of how to live a good life nurturing true virtue as an individual.
This rediscovery of Burke is a distinct political act to retrieve a dying party … Above all, there is a critique of market fundamentalism … Politics is about the nurturing of virtue: honour, loyalty, duty and wisdom.
In The Death and Life, she proposed nurturing the virtues of the real city instead, with shops, cafés and bars creating a busy street life at all hours of the day.
Initiating specific activities and nurturing certain virtues means to engineer sustainable happiness.
It can be supported by nurturing certain virtues and getting engaged in so called "intentional activities" which are aimed at enhancing sustainability.
The company saw Deborah Phelps in the crowd watching her son swim and exhibiting all the "nurturing and caring" virtues Johnson's is about, says Fred Tewell, group product director at Johnson's, a brand owned by Johnson & Johnson.
