Sentence examples for prominent virtues from inspiring English sources

One of the prominent "virtues" of high sensitivity is the richness of sensory detail that life provides.

The two most prominent virtues among the participants in our study were justice and professional humility.

The most prominent virtues in our group of study were justice and professional humility.

They have other striking virtues.

Mr. Romney's strongly held views were all the more prominent by virtue of his father's national standing as a backer of the war.

Note that despite the prominent place of virtues in Mohist ethics, the theory is not a form of virtue ethics, because the virtues are not taken as the basis for fundamental criteria of right action.

"Most women directors in Hollywood have become prominent because of virtues that are feminine cliches –they're very good at relationships or juggling different characters," Cousins says.

Among the inorganic materials enjoying widespread contemporary interest, the metal oxide based solid phases occupy a prominent position by virtue of their applications to catalysis, sorption, molecular electronics, energy storage, optical materials and ceramics.

But we believe prominent public officials, by virtue of their duties, can be judged by a different standard".

Indeed, Ernest Sosa, one of the most prominent authors of the virtue-theoretic approach, developed it from his previous work on safety.

Figure  3B shows another highly significant module characteristic of MS. In this module (MS_II), several HLA genes are also prominent members, but by virtue of highly connected molecules such as CD4, CD82 and ITGB2, a more extensive immune pattern emerged.