Sentence examples for to virtue from inspiring English sources

Enlightenment moralists saw it as a threat to virtue.

(A down market eased the way to virtue; nothing else was selling very well).

Aristotle saluted Hermias's memory in "Ode to Virtue," his only surviving poem.

Rather, the buildings embodied an aspiration, they were intended as a goad to virtue.

"Hypocrisy is the tribute that vice pays to virtue," said Representative Barney Frank, a Massachusetts Democrat.

The emphasis of her story wavers as often as her claim to virtue.

For Spinoza, the main obstacle to virtue is not egoism, but ignorance of our true nature.

This is a call to virtue rather than an appeal to pragmatic calculation.

Here is everything Scocca deplores: "the scolding, the gestures at inclusiveness, the appeal to virtue and maturity.

They are right to say that there are incentives to vice when there should be incentives to virtue.

"From dawn to dusk we are calling to virtue and banning from vice which is a divine order.