Sentence examples for typically virtuous from inspiring English sources
The situation envisaged is impossible, for surely W1 would have more pleasure than W2 because typically virtuous people produce more pleasure than vicious people.
Ms. Noll, typically constrained by the virtuous-soprano roles she often gets, visibly enjoys cutting loose on songs like "The Bear, the Tiger, the Hamster and the Mole," while the rubber-faced Ms. Colella, who seems to have been cut loose from birth, is as batty and brilliant as ever on showstoppers like "Miss Byrd" and "Back on Base".
The epistemically virtuous agent perceives or discerns which speakers are credible typically without special effort.
A majority of scholars take appropriate actions to be the type of action that is typically in accordance with nature, and would typically be selected by the virtuous person; however token actions of that type could fail to be in accordance with nature and would be rejected by the virtuous person.
But we know enough to say it typically had two plots: one is that of the "fake wedding night" where a virtuous girl is tricked into losing her virginity; and the other is that of an innocent bride who proves to be even more sexually voracious than her husband.
Typically such motions get dismissed with barely a glance.Whether the government's war on corporate crime has made the boardrooms of America more virtuous is much debated.
FUEL economy is doubly virtuous.
