One virtue is that White cannot coast against it.
The word 'wellbeing' crops up a great deal - its one virtue being that it does go some way to covering the multitude of customer demands Boots the Chemists tries to meet, stretching from prescription drugs and toothbrushes to lipstick and moisturiser.
But there are virtues to every flaw, and one virtue here was the hushed quality of the quiet bits abetted by the absolutely silent concentration of the huge audience.
This form has severe limitations, but one saving virtue is that a conventional candidate, placed before an audience, almost always has something to say.
Cain's one possible virtue is that, during his aborted presidential campaign, he once complained that the Fed had become too "politicized". I wonder: What might presidential candidate Cain then say about possible-future-Fed-board-governor Cain now?
Garai's Isabella has the scrubbed purity and shining virtue of the religious novice, and her initial reaction to Angelo's assault on her virtue is one of baffled incomprehension followed by moral outrage.
But dang it, if I could identify the one virtue that is most important to our time here on this planet, that virtue would be kindness.
For a Christian, one's primary virtue is faith in Christ, which fosters humility in knowing that God is in control of all of life.
The objection would be valid if what the soul takes in were one and the same with the source, but in fact virtue is one thing, the source of virtue quite another.
However, in the one who knows that virtue is the only good – the sage – reason, unimpeded by fear, gives rise to impulses that aim only at virtue.
