Sentence examples for the shared virtue from inspiring English sources

Sir Richard Branson, Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Larry Page, Sergey Brin, Mark Zuckerberg: it goes without saying that all are unique and prodigiously clever, but the shared virtue of their youth had plenty to do with their successes too.

Given the shared virtue ethical premise that "the good life is the virtuous life" we have so far three distinguishable views about what makes a character trait a virtue.

World Vision - a Christian, child-focused organisation - is enthusiastically engaging people of all faith backgrounds to act on the shared virtues which can lead to improvements in child wellbeing.

Salmansohn said I was too focused on the dichotomy and should strive toward a relationship of sensual shared virtue.

Step Three: Aim for relationships of shared virtue.

They could often be seen sporting their Kim Jong-il badges and cooking food in the shared kitchen, extolling the virtues of a secret ingredient from their homeland North Korean MSG.

Rather it is to show that (a) a group might have a right to a good that is intelligible as a good for an independent individual, and (b) a right-holding group need be a group only in virtue of the shared interest that grounds their right.

Importantly, by virtue of the shared profiles with well-characterized drugs, the mode of action for poorly characterized compounds could be predicted.

The analysis is supplemented with a number of incomplete domestic structures from other sites and regions by virtue of the shared building choices apparent in their archaeological plans.

The lean, limber Mr. Narayan, the lovely Ms. Nagarajan and the seriously sincere Mr. Ganesan share the virtue of being peppy without being pushy.

As illustrated in Figure 2, this is consistent with scenario (2) but not scenario (1), which would predict that most pseudogenes lying in recombined regions would be shared by virtue of recombination and therefore carry the same inactivating mutations (red circles in Figure 2).