Sentence examples for virtue is less from inspiring English sources
Aristotle is generally regarded as a virtue ethicist par excellence, but his account of justice as a virtue is less purely virtue ethical than Plato's because it anchors individual justice in situational factors that are largely external to the just individual.
Its environmental virtues were less than advertised.
But such remittances made up more than a fifth of the GDP of some countries such as Jamaica, Jordan, Lebanon, Moldova and Tajikistan in 2007.Data compiled by researchers at the World Bank suggest that remittances may have another virtue that is less widely appreciated.
And what is true of virtue is no less true of less grand objects of desire, such as money or power (IV 6).
For these reasons, the debate over personal and public virtue in Europe is less specifically religious, and also less influenced by religious voters and organisations, than its equivalent in America.Yet there are more similarities with America than one might think.
In another, "In Hollywood a girl's virtue is much less important than her hairdo".
"And where did she get the physical and moral courage to say it so loud?" The simplicity of virtue is no less confounding than the banality of evil, and Brinkley, who teaches history at the University of New Orleans, is unequal to its explication.
You'd have to fill it with things and maintain it (the virtue of less space is less domestic obligation).
"In Japan more than anywhere else, tidiness is less a virtue than a philosophy of living," that New York profile informs us.
Struggling to see many downsides to the new fund — which by virtue of being later-stage is less risky and will likely command a discount on secondary shares it does purchase — I ask if perhaps Balderton is being a little opportunistic in bringing a reasonably large amount of institutional capital to the secondary market.
What ultimately makes this book enjoyable, though, is less the virtues of any particular story than its overall breadth and tone.
