Sentence examples for viewed as a virtue from inspiring English sources

While this indisposition to shout may be viewed as a virtue in liberal circles, in the rough-and-tumble world of conservative versus liberal media mud wrestling, it is a liability.

Such simplicity has usually been viewed as a virtue of the approach.

Homeownership has traditionally been viewed as a social virtue that should be encouraged by public policy.

In keeping with the rabbinic understanding of Torah, study also was viewed as an ethical virtue.

What baffles me, however, is how the likes of Henry for instance is viewed as a paragon of virtue after he did worse against the ROI.

In these precincts, the power of the shareholder is viewed as a great and unitary virtue -- and as the only cudgel short of direct regulation over that contemporary evil, runaway compensation dominated by short-term bonuses, and its evil twin, entrenched boards and managers.

Education was a passion with these people: Marti wrote and published a children's magazine, The Golden Age, and Salome Urena founded a demanding school for girls in an age when literacy was viewed as a threat to women's virtue.

Though transparency may be considered a virtue by the person collecting taxes, it is viewed as a menace to the people whose job is to minimize them.

Nor were they pacified when told that a turnout of that magnitude in this country would be viewed as an outbreak of rare civic virtue.

This type of compensation has long been viewed as an equitable salary system by virtue of its objectivity, predictability, and non-competitive structure (Koppich [2008]).

I was brought up to see conspicuous consumption as a negative thing, and it's been strange to watch it evolve over the past three decades into something viewed almost as a virtue, a good in itself.