Sentence examples for politically virtuous from inspiring English sources
As Arendt writes, it is "the sign of a well-ordered republic" that only the politically virtuous elite "would have the right to be heard in the conduct of the business of the republic" (1963, 279).
And I suppose it's virtuous and politically correct and all that to present the play's only woman and only self-accepting gay guy (Mr. Glick's character) as the two people at ease in their own skins.
This now politically stable country has entered a virtuous cycle characterized by falling inflation, lower interest rates, a strengthening currency, a growing economy and a rising stock market.
"If real world supervisors were perfectly virtuous, they would make themselves politically and financially accountable for the ways in which they exercise their discretion," he writes.
Yet even the virtuous Norwegians have been raiding it for politically popular causes.In developing countries, such raids are the rule rather than the exception.
So protecting these two is both politically astute - suffering services would make voters turn further against the Coalition - and practically virtuous - the greatest good for the greatest number.
The Dge-lugs-pa, or One of the Virtuous System, commonly known as the Yellow Hats, the order of the Dalai and the Panchen Lamas, was the politically predominant Tibetan sect from the 17th century until 1959, when the hierocratic government of the Dalai Lama was abolished by the People's Republic of China.
