Sentence examples for virtue as from inspiring English sources

Cosmopolitanism is not a tribal trait; it is a virtue, as much as courage or honesty or compassion.

Tennyson's "Idylls of the King" lamented the decline of Victorian virtue as much as the end of the chivalric code.

Endorsements of active virtue, as will be shown, would also characterize the work of English humanists from Sir Thomas Elyot to John Milton.

Patience is a virtue, as are deep pockets.

Rationality traditionally is seen as a cognitive virtue as well as a hallmark of the scientific method.

This is not simply about misleading consumers, but about undermining civic virtue as well.

Or, in other words, to enable the individual to attach such habits of virtue as will render it independent".

The novel explores themes of vice and virtue, as well as the influence of money on French society.

We need to turn attention to the true meaning of virtue as often as it is turned towards our digital devices.

Virtue, as I'm sure you realise, is its own reward.

Americans have a craving to believe in their own virtue - as well as to have others recognize it.