This veneration of comedic truth, often at the expense of less-cited virtues like imagination, has become so widespread and unquestioned that comics sound like rappers boasting about being "real".
There is no algorithm for imagination, virtue, and purpose.
Alexandria has long occupied a special place in the popular imagination by virtue of its association with Alexander and Cleopatra.
Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. Alexandria has long occupied a special place in the popular imagination by virtue of its association with Alexander and Cleopatra.
In the teen-aged imagination, the virtue of being a member of the band is that you end the day in the sack with the partner, or partners, of your choice.
Like the "false mountains" featured in the exhibition such as pyramids, these sites can diminish mountains in our collective imagination by virtue of their serving as a beacon of human development, especially when built near or even on mountains.
The almost unwieldy scope of the exhibition, however, is a virtue: it sends our imaginations spinning in endless directions.
The virtues of an unconventional imagination had carried the campaign; the vices created by an imagination untethered to convention undercut it.
But that matters not a jot compared to the virtues of Silo – the imagination, the ambition, the skillful handling of purest-of-pure ingredients, the sheer genius that's on display here from the talented team.
This at a time when he believes that the virtues of creativity and imagination, along with craftsmanship, virtuosity, even the very 'thinking' that conceptual art implies, have all been disregarded and dispensed with by the art world.
It is the practice of responsibility in its three modes, mediated through dialogue, which involves the virtues: critical agency focusing on the practice of phronesis; accountability focusing on the practice of empathy, courage and justice; positive responsibility focusing on phronesis and creative virtues, including courage and imagination.
