Certainly, some recent stockmarket stars seem to embody the virtues for which Mr Bryan is striving.
"Zakouski" showcases many of the virtues for which Mr. Hübbe, a handsome dancer and an exemplary stylist, is rightly loved.
And in worldwide terms it has slipped to second behind BMW in the first two quarters of 2005.Mercedes tried to reverse its decline in America by cramming ever more features into its cars at the expense of their reliability and quality—virtues for which its name had become a byword.
This feature or fact is the ground or basis in the object, that in virtue of which it calls for respect.
Observing the workings of the American democratic tradition for Democracy in America (1835 40), Tocqueville wrote that by leading "each citizen to isolate himself from his fellows and to draw apart with his family and friends," individualism sapped the "virtues of public life," for which civic virtue and association were a suitable remedy.
The union of the mind and body in man is so strict that it founds a species of communication for their commerce, in virtue of which our thoughts are said to have movement, duration, succession, etc., without themselves being corporeal.
Still, in cases where non-consent is void, one might wonder whether the duty to submit to another's authority follows directly from the consideration in virtue of which it is wrong for someone not to consent (see Sreenivasan 2009).
IPN materials possess a series of unique properties, by virtue of which they represent particularly suitable candidates for this application.
By applying elementary methods and techniques, we establish some symmetric identities for these numbers and polynomials, by virtue of which, various known results are derived as special cases.
For Reid, conceptions or 'simple apprehensions' possess intentional content in virtue of which these mental states are about other things.
