Sentence examples for robust virtues from inspiring English sources

It's not hard to see why Hammer products should have an enduring appeal for older viewers, since time has added an unforeseen glow of period charm to their more robust virtues; harder to guess why viewers who cut their teeth on the Nightmare on Elm Street or Friday the 13th films should find such comparatively tame fare so palatable.

Ironically, the situationist psychological experiments do not take into account this underlying relational factor that might deeply influence the ability of people to form robust virtues, and neither do the philosophical critics of virtue ethics who rely on the situationist experimental evidence.

There are, however, also reasons to worry about how robust the virtue established by the educational system of Magnesia really is.

This mechanism of neural integrator is thought to be robust by virtue of the intrinsic nonlinear spatiotemporal summation of the calcium waves.

The subway system is a little like Social Security: ingenious, necessary, expensive, historically robust, yet, by virtue of demographics, shadowed by future collapse.

A more robust sociology of virtue might begin with the realization that the power of moral sentiment so often fails us.

His diary reveals a deeply religious man with a robust faith in the virtues of humanity.

There is a robust debate on the virtues and risks of trying to take out Iran's nuclear facilities.

It would touch on the lamentable failure of the Kremlin under Vladimir Putin to promote proper corporate behaviour in the boardrooms of Russia's big companies, bounce to the hypocrisy of Western bankers who failed to pay their taxes, and come to rest with a robust inquiry into the virtues of cylinder mowers compared with the rotary kind.The chat would be in muscular, fluent English.

"Remarkably it seems that although our genomes are fragile, our society is robust almost entirely by virtue of education, which allow strengths to be rapidly distributed to all members".

Ephemeral mechanisms, in contrast, involve a much looser kind of organization: items still interact in space and time, but they do not do so in virtue of robust, stable structures.