Sentence examples for relation to virtue from inspiring English sources

Smell has no relation to virtue, however.

Like Aristotle, Herbart holds that we always stand in some relation to virtue and vice.

The Gorgias discusses the nature of rhetoric and its relation to virtue with the most prominent teacher of rhetoric among the sophists.

And, as was the case with Carnap's proposal, this account cannot make appeal to a proposition which both utterances bear some relation to in virtue of which they samesay one another, on pains of the view collapsing into a version of a propositionalist view.

Aquinas also discussed conscience in relation to the virtue of prudence to explain why some people appear to be less "morally enlightened" than others, their weak will being incapable of adequately balancing their own needs with those of others.

Ockham's discussion of conscience, prudence, and the virtues indicates that he follows Scotus's turn towards discussing conscience in relation to the virtues.

The interpretive question of how li is central to self-cultivation is posed in particular about its relation to the chief virtue of ren.

From this description we can see that some versions of human excellence have a problematic relation to the moral virtues.

Hume has less to say about the role of moral sentiment in relation to the natural virtues but similar observations would seem to apply.

They place tools and methods in relation to one another by virtue of an engineered structure.

Recent work on Pascalian wagering has a bearing on work on the nature of faith (is it voluntary or involuntary?), its value (when, if ever, is it a virtue?), and relation to evidence (insofar as faith involves belief, is it possible to have faith without evidence?).