Sentence examples for virtue to keep from inspiring English sources

There's enough about Virtue to keep it interesting.

A society where it has long been a virtue to keep a cool head, but not necessarily a warm heart, as the Norwegian author Jo Nesbo noted in the New York Times this week.

Fidelity is the virtue of being disposed to keep promises and contracts.

Besides, gardeners commonly regard it as the ideal companion to chilli plants by virtue of its ability to keep the soil moist and act as organic living mulch.

People at the luncheon extolled the virtues of staying active, to keep engaged with society and to ward off loneliness.

Understand why modesty, and humility are virtues rather than rules to keep women down.

The greatest and most essential virtue is thanklessness, the ability to keep serving even when there are no evident rewards — no fame, no admiration, no gratitude.

"It is as though with Dostoyevsky he could drop the appearance of perfect virtue he felt he had to keep up before the English public".

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Nonetheless, they must stand undaunted," he said, before concluding, "Today, as in the past, we will need a brave 'civic virtue,' not a timid civility, to keep our republic.

The actor and comedian said he had never claimed to be a "paragon of virtue" and that he "liked to keep himself private".