Sentence examples for virtue with the from inspiring English sources
Comus is a masque against "masquing," contrasting a private heroism in chastity and virtue with the courtly round of revelry and pleasure.
The baritone Rodney Gilfry, in robust voice, made an especially dashing and cocky Guglielmo, who is totally undone when his beloved Fiordiligi compromises her virtue with the disguised Ferrando.
Turning necessity into a virtue with the same skill it has used for decades to promote diamonds as glittery icons of love and beauty, it recast and began promoting itself as the squeaky-clean crusader for guarantees across the industry that "conflict diamonds" -- as they are also called -- be kept out of the world of luxury goods.
Thus it matters to Kant that we perform the duties of virtue with the properly cultivated emotions.
The Protagoras focuses on the question of the unity of virtue with the most famous teacher of 'civic virtues' among the sophists.
The Gorgias discusses the nature of rhetoric and its relation to virtue with the most prominent teacher of rhetoric among the sophists.
"We share those virtues with the rest of humanity.
The Vanity of Human Wishes is imbued with the Old Testament message of Ecclesiastes that "all is vanity" and replaces Juvenal's Stoic virtues with the Christian virtue of "patience".
Mr Holmes links the emphasis on masculine virtues with the staggering impact of venereal diseases on troops, which led the French to set up licensed brothels to cut down on casualties.
His style was wry, dry, sinewy and unsentimental, in the manner of the older bluesman Lowell Fulson, a friend and collaborator, but these are not fashionable virtues with the clientele of most blues clubs today.
The bad luck is that the company has taken on the ill-conceived production originally staged in 2014 by Northern Ireland Opera; the good fortune is that the crass and sometimes gruesome updating is counterbalanced by considerable musical virtues, with the characters of Macbeth and his Lady, together with the chorus of witches whom Verdi regarded as the third protagonist, all strongly portrayed.
