Further, they embody a range of vices and virtues, and gradations thereof.
They portrayed the span of human life in abstract terms, with Mankind or Humanum Genus setting out on a pilgrimage in which he encountered a whole range of vices and virtues such as Ignorance, Humility, and the Seven Deadly Sins, all of which contended for possession of his soul.
He grew up in a rough East Los Angeles neighborhood that offered a wide range of vices.
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Every natural instinct of this animal is thwarted, leading to a range of behavioral "vices" that can include cannibalizing her cagemates and rubbing her body against the wire mesh until it is featherless and bleeding.
Gay people, and relationships, exhibit the same range of virtues and vices that straight people and straight relationships do.
Male life expectancy in Irkutsk (not the country's lowest) is just 53.Russia leads the world, in fact, in a staggering range of scourges and vices.
Rambunctious cadet, bomber pilot, prisoner-of-war, torture victim, senator, presidential nominee: these roles have provided a magnificent arena in which to rehearse the full range of virtues and vices.
"We are delighted to be able to honour such a distinguished group of individuals from a wide range of backgrounds," said vice-chancellor Prof Rama Thirunamachandran.
The resulting collision graph is called a disk graph[26]: an indirect edge links nodes x and y if x is within the interference range of y or, vice versa, if y is within the interference range of x.
Kristen joined IBM in 2003, where she has held a broad range of positions, including vice president, Marketing and Strategy, IBM Global Financing.
