Sentence examples for virtue from from inspiring English sources

Heroes use reason to separate virtue from vice.

Aristotle says nothing different from this, but he also distinguishes true virtue from its specious simulacra.

This perspective emphasizes developing individual virtue from within — not changing social conditions from without.

Snatching virtue from the pores of the feet, so to speak.The third buzzword is the suitably cuddly "sharing".

Unfortunately, Mr Gul announced his candidacy without getting the formal blessing of Mr Erbakan, who for all his legal tangles continues to run Virtue from behind the scenes.

In John Schlesinger's English-village tale "Cold Comfort Farm," which opens this week, Sewell's passion is again more overt: he plucks the virtue from local beauties.

Eighteen essential virtues, from justice to humor.

Here too are photographs of Giotto's frescoes of "Vices" and "Virtues" from Padua, images that Proust's narrator contemplates.

He sketched a dozen virtues, from temperance to chastity ("Rarely use venery but for health or offspring," he wrote).

The austerity programs have two great virtues from an economic research point of view (they are, of course, terrible from a human point of view).

But the smell that still wafts around Pacelli is of the lotion that distanced him, despite his virtues, from the dangers of human feeling and human love.