Sentence examples for virtue can be from inspiring English sources
"Virtue, including ecological virtue, can be infectious".
But consciousness of one's own virtue can be even scarier.
They believe that virtue can be imposed by force of law and force of arms.
But the claim that Socrates contended that virtue can be taught is not supported by the text in Plato's "Meno".
It is to believe that virtue can be bought, when the vice of the system is precisely that it puts a price on everything, including a clear conscience.
When it comes to the current Presidential hopeful, Gopnik says he thinks Romney's attitude that wealth is "proof positive" of virtue can be attributed, "in some general sense," to Mormon beliefs.
Similar virtues can be found in the 1993 "Jesu, meine Freude".
Fairness, rather than undermining the American virtues of self-realization and entrepreneurial advancement, establishes a framework within which these virtues can be exercised.
Credit for the modest weight goes to the new composite body structure, which uses steel and aluminum where each metal's virtues can be exploited.
It has taken the re-emergence of the old rift in Labour to remind us how indispensable those Wilsonian virtues can be.
The credo of the movement is summed up in the centre's claim that "character is constituted by the virtues, such as courage, justice, honesty, compassion, self-discipline, gratitude, generosity and humility" and that such virtues can be taught.
