Sentence examples for particularly virtuous from inspiring English sources

I'm not being particularly virtuous, it's just I need a break.

If I am feeling like eating something particularly virtuous, I swap the tortillas for sturdy leaves of spring greens to wrap everything up in.

I have no interest in being a particularly virtuous person – an average morality score is perfectly OK as far as I'm concerned.

But this double role of normative discourse inevitably raises the idea of supererogation, the category of actions that are praiseworthy (either in creating good states of affairs or in reflecting a particularly virtuous trait of character) yet at the same time not obligatory.

But commonsense allows that I have special obligations to friends and family members even if they are not particularly or especially virtuous.

As Micaëla, the girl next door, Nicole Cabell seemed particularly gentle and virtuous in Carmen's seductive shadow, singing with a lovely, fluid soprano and touchingly conveying the character's vulnerability.

The ability to seduce desirable women was greatly admired by other men, resulting in persistent male pressure on young women, particularly those deemed "virtuous".

Research by Keith G. Allred found that a particularly powerful trigger of virtuous relationships is fairness perceptions.

The longtime sports journalist has led a relatively virtuous life, particularly compared with the athletes he has covered.

This has become a virtuous cycle, particularly as Singapore's governmental institutions continue to engage in open-sourced, mutually beneficial, public-private-partnerships.

America is particularly exposed to the virtuous-meritocracy paradox because its poor are getting married in ever smaller numbers, leaving more children with single mothers short of time and money.