Sentence examples for outstanding virtues from inspiring English sources
In the opinion of those who knew him well, Héctor Pereda had two outstanding virtues: he was a caring and affectionate father and an irreproachable lawyer with a record of honesty, in a time and place that were hardly conducive to such rectitude.
By Roberto Bolaño In the opinion of those who knew him well, Héctor Pereda had two outstanding virtues: he was a caring and affectionate father and an irreproachable lawyer with a record of honesty, in a time and place that were hardly conducive to such rectitude.
When the mix of beliefs and lifestyles goes down, orthodoxy rises, he implied, as does uniformity of the cultural landscape in a region where tolerance is not an outstanding virtue.
The one outstanding virtue of True's book is his close attention to musical politics, especially Cobain's ambivalent relationship to the puritanically anticommercial, do-it-yourself ethos he discovered among the musicians of Olympia, Wash., where he lived for several years.
They have other striking virtues.
One can thus easily imagine how James must have embarrassed many colleagues by stating, for example, in his Science review of an early SPR study of telepathic hallucinations that the scholarship displayed therein comprised a combination of outstanding intellectual virtues 'not found in every bit of so-called scientific research that is published in our day' (James, 1887: 18).
He hasn't demonstrated any outstanding character or virtue, unless you consider studying math and being really smart intrinsically virtuous.
In vertebrate paleontology, Charles Camp established himself as an outstanding reptilian paleontologist by virtue of his collecting and publishing activities.
Rising from humble beginnings, by virtue of outstanding character and unimpeachable integrity, he served as a leading member of the political and legal community of Kings County for more than four decades.
All we need is an outstanding exemplar of the virtue.
Two great and unfakable virtues.
