Sentence examples for virtue others from inspiring English sources

Some define it as virtue, others as pleasure, still others in other ways (ch. 54).

So, as McLachlan (1998) points out, while many acts of altruism are paradigm cases of virtue, others are 'extremely wicked'.

As we have seen, at least some of the earliest extant texts that associate with the soul moral virtues other than courage suggest Pythagorean influence.

I wish it signified a greater acceptance of diversity, and an acknowledgement of women's virtues other than beauty.

In An Enquiry Concerning the Principles of Morals, he distinguishes among virtues useful to others, virtues useful to oneself, virtues immediately agreeable to oneself, and virtues immediately agreeable to others.

In the narrower sense of being one virtue among others, it is explained in 12.22 in terms of caring for others.

However, ren in some places in the Analects is treated as one virtue among others such as wisdom and courage.

Virtue, in other words, has the same shape as vice.

Virtue, in other words, can bring more than its own reward.

Hope, in Christian thought, one of the three theological virtues, the others being faith and charity (love).

His great virtue in other policies is that he combines intelligence and a sense of principle with pragmatism.