Sentence examples for so virtue from inspiring English sources
So virtue is virtue after all, unless for some reason the Fed can't offset the fall in consumer spending.
So here's real GDP from 1913 on, from the Maddison database: And here's debt, from the IMF debt database: So virtue was not rewarded, and French political weakness actually led to a better economic performance.
However, as has been argued (Keller 2007), she won't be any better pleased if he tells her that he is visiting her because it is what a virtuous agent would do, so virtue ethics has the problem too.
However, Hume observes that there is no morally approved (and so virtue-bestowing), non-moral motive of honest action.
Shaftesbury argues that indulging the natural affections is the best way to achieve such mental pleasures, so that virtue is inherently pleasurable, and "virtue and interest may be found at last to agree".
The difficulty is to understand how they could do so in virtue of being mental, in virtue of their mental (rather than their physical) properties, how they could have physical effects qua mental.
Wisdom is decked out in it; so are Virtue and Conscience – a daft and monstrous adornment".
With so much virtue on display and talked about so earnestly, you might think that "Open Range," which opens today nationwide, would be a good movie.
We here demonstrate through a series of experiments that they do so by virtue of the detailed form of their integument; specifically, their tilted, flexible hairs interact with the free surface to generate directionally anisotropic adhesive forces that facilitate locomotion.
"Financial products can be very complicated, so by virtue of the fact that the advice isn't going to be there, they will have to be very simple," says Dan Clayden, from independent financial adviser Clayden Associates.
