Sentence examples for relative virtues from inspiring English sources

Sit-in participants debated the relative virtues of Presidential and parliamentary systems.

These courteous paragons pour coffee from polished pewter pots and discuss the relative virtues of oxtail marmalade and rabbit confit.

In the long-standing debate over the relative virtues of precise, restrained pianism versus impassioned, idiosyncratic playing, she is the current leader of the free-spirit camp.

Sanders promised that most Americans do not share Donald Trump's beliefs about climate change, or international isolation, or the relative virtues of the rich and the poor.

He talked about the relative virtues of hybrid vehicles and electric cars and whether Detroit had conspired to kill their development.

For more than a quarter of a century, railroads and their employees have engaged in controversies over the relative virtues and dangers of long trains.

As for the city's reputation as being safe for women, according to several of its women, this is an exaggeration, or at best a relative virtue.

Rational conservatives are, who maintain that a community with a hierarchy of authority is most conducive to human well-being though they also regard agent-relative virtues such as loyalty and patriotism as fundamental, holding that it is universally true that patriotism is a virtue.

Honor crimes tend to occur, activists say, when men feel pressed by their communities to demonstrate that they are sufficiently protective of their female relatives' virtue.

If there is disagreement, it can only be over the relative pragmatic virtues of the frameworks in question.

Such a reason will be agent-relative in virtue of the use of a free-agent variable to indicate that it is the agent's own culture which determines what reasons she has.