Sentence examples for the virtue I from inspiring English sources

It was the virtue I sought most to emulate, then and now.

In the analytical phase, I conceptually consider the virtue I am focusing on from many angles and various analogies (as you describe above).

A climate of virtue, for example, is one in which trustworthiness tends to be pervasive, because the virtues (i.e. those other than trustworthiness) tend to enhance trustworthiness (Baier 2004).

The dog was upbeat, friendly, curious, unafraid, all the virtues I have tried to instill in myself.

The virtues I feel being modeled — in his in-class comments and demeanor, in his notes, and during our after-workshop meetings — are subtle and profound.

The virtues I feel being modeled in his in-class comments and demeanor, in his notes, and during our after-workshop meetings—are subtle and profound.

The virtues I have singled out so far in Mr. Cunningham's work have all been classical virtues, and the classicism of his work has been widely discussed for many years.

Winston Churchill's quote about Labour rival Stafford Cripps sprang to mind: "He has all the virtues I dislike and none of the vices I admire". But the assertion that Hamilton is largely "unloved" in Britain seems to be a media construct.

As numerous republican theorists, notably Montesquieu, have emphasized, the republic requires widespread civic virtue, i.e., the active participation of citizens united by a concern for the common good.

Empathy was not the first virtue I associated with the rough and tumble of today's highly competitive business world.

My father, an Air Force general, had been my commissioning ideal of the manly virtue I had associated with the priesthood.