We all remembered Thatcher's fascination with the "vigorous values" (energy, adventurousness, independence) over the "softer virtues" (humility, gentleness, sympathy).
Peche spoke from a conviction that his own work epitomized these softer virtues by sacrificing strict form to the poetic potential of materials.
And who's better qualified to teach these softer virtues than mothers?
Its soft-spoken virtues remain clear.
In recent years, NSF has begun to emphasize its second criterion, "broader impacts," which many scientists interpret as encompassing mainly the softer, social virtues: public engagement, diversification of the scientific workforce, helping women advance into senior positions, and so on.
Finally, we present some interesting inequalities of interval-valued fuzzy soft sets by virtue of soft J-inclusions and related notions.
Soft information, in virtue of its revisability, corresponds very closely to the information that falls inside the scope of belief as opposed to knowledge.
We have begun our descent, the descent of this civilization from what was once the proud paradigm of soft-spoken polite virtue to a first-class monstrosity submerged in violence, greed and sociopathy..
The catastrophe of the second world war, and decades of living with limited sovereignty, taught the Germans the virtues of soft power and multilateralism.
Hamilton Rousseau, a self-described "soda-holic" and "fizzy philosopher" who sells over 135 brands of glass-bottled soda at his Dallas shop, Ifs Ands & Butts, said he has built his business around the connection between homespun virtues and soft drinks.
