Sentence examples similar to so called virtue from inspiring English sources
In his indictment, Mr Savas called Virtue a "malignant tumour" and its members "blood-sucking vampires".
The noir novelists properly so called, Cain and Hammett, later on saw real virtues in the stripped-down style of the popular newspaper account; Fitzgerald, a much more self-consciously poetic writer, working in a distinctly earlier moment, did not.
It can be supported by nurturing certain virtues and getting engaged in so called "intentional activities" which are aimed at enhancing sustainability.
We have screened 24 relic tribal populations (see details in Figure 1 and Table 1) who by virtue of their habitat, socio-economic and cultural boundaries probably less influenced by the so called modern populations.
Greco (2004, 2008) defends a version of contextualism, what he calls "virtue contextualism".
There are other traits that Kant praises but stops short of calling virtues, or that he calls virtues only inconsistently.
Mr. Zindani was behind a push to form so-called Virtue Councils to regulate morality in public life.
Shouldn't this be one area where it explicitly isn't about publicity as this leaves companies open to accusations — rightly or wrongly — of being superficial or so-called virtue signalling?
While the Family Leader pledge covers just about every other so-called virtue they can think of, the one that is conspicuously missing is tolerance.
