Sentence examples for virtue not only from inspiring English sources

The impulse to question, fostered by his work, is a virtue not only of the reader but the citizen.

It helps, of course, that Tata Motors has deep pockets, by virtue not only of its strong position in the Indian car market, but by dint of being owned by Tata Group, whose holdings include power, steel, beverages and hotels.

In Utilitarianism Mill argues that virtue not only has instrumental value, but is constitutive of the good life.

Kershaw's version has all the virtues not only of this author but also of a particular English historical tradition: it is precise, analytical, judicious, empiricist and slightly Olympian in tone.

"We want to reward the virtues, not only through monetary awards, but also in terms of valuation and esteem.

Ostensibly a paragon of virtue, Wotan not only steals Alberich's ring, but short-changes the giants Fasolt and Fafner.

Mr. Virtue has not only been faithful to the outer truth of London, its foul weather and higgledy-piggledy skyline, but has also captured its dark, inner soul.

German übermodel Heidi Klum is smiling at No. 2 by virtue of not only her television success as host and executive producer of Bravo's (soon to be Lifetime's) Project Runway, and as the host of Germany's version of America's Next Top Model, but with a slew of campaigns and partnerships including ones with Diet Coke, Jordache and Mouawad jewelry.

We were created to embody great virtues, and not only our sovereign individuality.

Individuals would learn and practice virtue in the home, virtue that would not only make them self-sufficient, but also prompt them to feel responsible for the citizens of their society.

For Reid, then, virtue requires caring not only about particular persons (they are, according to Reid, the objects of benevolence), but also about virtue itself.