Sentence examples for sole good from inspiring English sources

The American National Psoriasis Foundation praised her bravery in allowing the diagnosis to be screened, and it remains the sole good thing to have come out of any television programme featuring a Kardashian.

("Thick flat sole, good for riding," one of the guys explained to me, tersely, when I asked why they all wore them).

First is "the family state" in which all children are educated into the sole good life identified and fortified by the state.

It is true that Cicero speaks of Pyrrho as holding that virtue is the sole good, and that no distinctions of value are to be drawn among things other than virtue and vice.

On the crucial question of whether to recognize external and bodily items as goods in addition to virtue, he agreed with Aristotle and the Peripatos and disagreed with the Stoics, who made virtue the sole good.

For the view that God is our sole good insofar as He is the sole cause of our pleasure is present already in the first edition of the Recherche (Malebranche 1958 84, 172 73).

While Epicurus holds that pleasure is the sole intrinsic good and pain is what is intrinsically bad for humans, he is also very careful about defining these two.

Also, make sure all your shoes have shock-absorbing soles and good arch support.

And don't be put off by that time Grandma asked you to give her tired old soles a good rub, and you could feel her corns and bony toes through her woollen socks.

Wear boots with strong soles and good grip for walking on those icy pavements, you might look silly in them, but less so if you found yourself on your back looking up! Salt the pavement.

The antipasti were good: sole in saor was the typical sweet and sour treatment applied to tasty fried sole fillets, layered with onions and succulent raisins; the excellence of the crab salad was marred by its chilly temperature; raw small scampi, shelled, were perfect.