Sentence examples similar to unconventional virtue from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the best-known and most-controversial aspect of objectivism is its account of the moral virtues, in particular its unconventional claim that selfishness is a virtue and altruism a vice.
The virtues of an unconventional imagination had carried the campaign; the vices created by an imagination untethered to convention undercut it.
Conversely, most of Trump's efforts went into depicting Clinton as a political insider, who is responsible for the "mess" the country is supposedly in at the moment, while presenting himself as a "strong leader" who can solve the country's problems precisely by virtue of his decisive and unconventional approach.
Since that model is now somewhat mass-produced by the studios on a semi-regular basis, they are now "normal" Hollywood movies, leaving the unconventional films to take the mantle of event film by virtue of their uniqueness.
Instead of paintings presenting virtue, [I] explicitly express the feminine perspective through unconventional depiction of contemporary images".
Given the virtues on display above, it should be more clear how an unconventional set of workout tracks bested the faster contenders out this month.
Late last month, Rep. Fred Upton, the Michigan Republican who chairs the powerful House Energy and Commerce Committee, laid out what he perceives to be the virtues of the Keystone XL oil pipeline project, which would connect a vast unconventional oil patch in Canada to the Texas Gulf Coast.
The noted use of black ink to subvert traditional art a style the artist describes as "Pop Ink"—is a means by which the Chinese artist balances her influence against the male influence in the art field: "Instead of representing virtue through traditional Chinese fashion, I chose to unabashedly express and illustrate femininity with contemporary, unconventional images.
Unconventional forces require unconventional tactics.
