Sentence examples for pattern of virtue from inspiring English sources

Elizabeth Drury becomes, as Donne noted, "the Idea of a woman," and a lost pattern of virtue.

One of Thackeray's great creations, she is a heroine of a new type, emotionally complex and compelling, but not a pattern of virtue.

Of course this does not mean that the artist must be a profound thinker or an acute critic; nor that he must be a pattern of virtue or a hero; but he must have a share in the world of thought and action which will enable him, either in his own person or by sympathy with others, to live the whole drama of human life.

On Thursday at 5 15 p.m. Julia Marciari Alexander, acting curator of paintings and sculpture, will give a lecture on "Patterns of Virtue and Visions of Vice: Portraits of Women of the Restoration Court".

"Manifest Destiny on the hoof," as Garry Wills put it in "John Wayne's America," adding that he became the "pattern of manly American virtue," even though he avoided serving in World War II.

We discuss in detail the asymptotic behavior of patterns by virtue of amplitude equation in three cases: simple eigenvalue, double and non-resonant eigenvalue, double and resonant eigenvalue.

Cheever breaks the general pattern by virtue of a late recovery after stupendous alcoholic wallowing.

However, Zhu Xi states that merely understanding the Pattern is insufficient for the exercise of virtue.

We observed a dynamic pattern of BRG1 binding to gene promoters by virtue of which recruitment was closely associated with increased gene expression following a given treatment or condition (Fig 5A and B).

These pulses are then fed to a novel multi-layered neural recognizer which (i) invokes template matching with a distinctly implemented architecture; and (ii) achieves robustness (to noise and pattern deformation) by virtue of its overlapping strategy for code classification.

Mr. Khodorkovsky is no paragon of virtue.