Sentence examples for virtue community from inspiring English sources
Besides the obvious benefits of a more informed analysis of the data by virtue of community input, the process teaches researchers important details of community culture that are likely to be helpful in understanding the social production of health disparities.
But tying all the different disciplines and performers together is the virtue of community that circus holds.
The emphasis on private virtues, on community loyalties, on apologetic decency is already receding.
Alan Ehrenhalt's 1995 book, "The Lost City: Discovering the Forgotten Virtues of Community in the Chicago of the 1950s," subtly evaluated all that had been forsaken.
But yesterday, on his weekly radio program on WABC-AM (77), he said the city would comply with the law and praised the virtues of community service.
This was an era when normal women were presumed to have a leading role in defending society against moral weakness of the sorts for which the feebleminded were feared, based on a notion about women's commitment to maintain community virtue for protection of the young.
Spirituality is really a general community virtue which in my opinion can be shared but it really is not a type of service.
He was an authoritative yet emollient public speaker, who commended the community virtues of duty, service and self-respect.
For every new generation, they spurred the ambitious to emulate such deeds, and they defined the virtues that the community thought worthy of honor.
Ever the optimist, Andy used his concession speech to extol the virtues of our community, recalling the strength of people who had rebuilt after Katrina and Rita.
