Sentence examples for range of virtues from inspiring English sources

Gay people, and relationships, exhibit the same range of virtues and vices that straight people and straight relationships do.

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.

In the spring and summer Mark Morris showed four works new to New York, showing a wide range of virtues; the mixture of dance liveliness and formal ceremony in "Festival Dance" is particularly winning.

Continuing until Ultima IX: Ascension (1999), it covered a range of virtues that included compassion, justice, humility and honor.

Gussied up, in academic parlance, with the vogue term "reception theory," work like Alÿs's narrows art's range of potential virtues to concerted crowd-pleasing.

In many dialogues Scudéry insists that women as well as men can possess the full range of moral virtues.

Trumbo was an incredibly complicated man, with a wide range of both virtues and faults.

Further, they embody a range of vices and virtues, and gradations thereof.

Performed on Wednesday by five women from Trinayan Dance Theater in the Odissi style of Indian dance, it's a 70-minute suite of solos, duets and larger ensembles that demonstrates a range of truly classical virtues.

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.

A generalist reply to these suggestions depends on showing that similar remarks cannot be made about (a sufficient range of) the other virtues.