Sentence examples for of all virtue from inspiring English sources

Its own side is the centre of all virtue".

"I am truly devoid of all virtue," he informs us.

Thomas Aquinas declared charity the root of all virtue, the Latin caritas being the translation of the Greek word agape, which signified the reciprocal spiritual love between God and man.

And since love, "the alpha and omega of all virtue" (p. 226), is not itself clearly a virtue, then perhaps at most fifteen virtues are treated.

Religion is neither the root of all virtue, nor the cause of all evil.

Courage is the most important of all the virtues because without courage, you can't practice any other virtue consistently.

9. "Courage is the most important of all the virtues, because without courage you can't practice any other virtue consistently.

Of all the virtues, surely stoicism, decency and forgiveness rate near the top — particularly in a culture of facile complaint, indecent vanity and vindictive piling-on.

Of all the virtues Beckham was alleged to embody, it was the family-man image that the English liked most of all.

Others (Penner, Woodruff) have argued for a stronger thesis, such that the definitions of all the virtues would have a common essence.

Of all the virtues, honestly might be the trickiest.