Sentence examples for virtues I from inspiring English sources
A climate of virtue, for example, is one in which trustworthiness tends to be pervasive, because the virtues (i.e. those other than trustworthiness) tend to enhance trustworthiness (Baier 2004).
Those virtues, I don't see them in myself and many people my age".
Still, despite Belize's virtues, I have never felt comfortable in his presence.
The dog was upbeat, friendly, curious, unafraid, all the virtues I have tried to instill in myself.
"It is human virtues I want," He says, "human greatness".Ms Neiman asks people to reject the false choice between Utopia and degeneracy.
The virtues I feel being modeled — in his in-class comments and demeanor, in his notes, and during our after-workshop meetings — are subtle and profound.
As numerous republican theorists, notably Montesquieu, have emphasized, the republic requires widespread civic virtue, i.e., the active participation of citizens united by a concern for the common good.
He suddenly relents ("What virtue I offended!"), and all's well.
"The only virtue I claim,"he said, "is truth and nonviolence.
It was the virtue I sought most to emulate, then and now.
My father, an Air Force general, had been my commissioning ideal of the manly virtue I had associated with the priesthood.
