Sentence examples for uphold the virtue from inspiring English sources
CRICKET is supposed to uphold the virtue of fair play.
Nearly all religions uphold the virtue of humility.
He frequently harangued his troops to have faith in the Führer and uphold the virtues of National Socialism.
The upside of all this microscopic tomfoolery, besides upholding the virtue of facts, is that now we have a really concrete example of what a controller is and what it does.
The church's leaders have also set themselves up to be dismissed as hypocrites, unable to uphold the very virtues they promulgate.
And religious traditions generally uphold the practice as a great virtue.
It is this feature of explication that led W. V. O. Quine (1960, §53) to extol its virtues and to uphold the definition of "ordered pair" as a philosophical paradigm.
NEW DELHI — The Indian National Congress, which has governed India and several Indian states for most of the nation's modern history, benefits from its image as a moderate political party that believes in something honorable called "secularism" and, to uphold this virtue, fights zealots and dangerous madmen.
Furthermore, as Muslim women, by virtue of our faith we uphold the basic veracity of Dr. Hawkins' assertion.
Maybe 5 per cent uphold the rules.
