Sentence examples for quite virtuous from inspiring English sources

These are very festive and quite virtuous little balls.

Composting, on the other hand, can be quite virtuous - a thoughtful, concrete and proactive act that has an immediate impact and positive outcome.

As it stands, lab-grown meat is not quite as virtuous as you might think.

But while they're all much better than milk, they're not quite as virtuous as they appear.

Nor were the Black Panthers, whose co-founder, Bobby Seale, made a brief, insipid intervention at Attica, quite the virtuous militants her account suggests.

"It's that which makes is so exciting and then this season, with Leicester managing to do it across a whole season, it just shows how competitive the league is and that's why it's so interesting and drives the audience, and then drives the values; it's quite a virtuous circle".

Such loyalty does not quite qualify as virtuous, however, because the histrionic tone is wearying to the point of silliness, and the excess of first-person narration means little is dramatized.

No virtuous act is quite as virtuous from the standpoint of our friend or foe as it is from our standpoint.

It is quite clear, however, that intelligent, virtuous persons are not exempt from its obligations.

I have a fantasy of what I'll be like tomorrow: Future-Gretchen will spontaneously start a good new habit, with no planning and no effort necessary; it's quite pleasant to think about how virtuous I'll be, tomorrow.

It's not quite golf, but that alone doesn't necessarily make it virtuous.