Sentence examples for third virtue from inspiring English sources

The third virtue of expert knowledge, inclusion and exclusion of relevant factors, could be achieved by this standardised method, hereby satisfying requirement 2 (applicable independent of assessor's expertise).

The night's theme was the second virtue: silence.

The first virtue they possess is courage, the willingness to go off to a strange place.

Martin's second virtue is a nearly supernatural gift for storytelling.

This is where the second virtue of its electronic-commerce model comes in.

He has the first virtue of a democrat: to make government interesting.

(Presumably, she had not been briefed on Franklin's seventh virtue, sincerity).

Without disregarding the basic Confucian virtue, benevolence, Yamaga emphasized the second virtue, righteousness, which he interpreted as obligation or duty.

A culture's ability consistently to resist this temptation is perhaps the first virtue of public deliberation.

As a form of corporate entertainment, golf's first virtue is that people of any age can play it.

The second virtue they develop is deference, the willingness to listen and learn from the moral and intellectual storehouses of the people you are trying to help.