Sentence examples for virtues and values from inspiring English sources

He's not just a critic of communism but also someone who promotes virtues and values.

The second deficit I would see as a loss of a sense of the virtues and values of the past.

Its virtues and values are about to be tested, both in the mettle of its managers and in the honour of its employees.

Consequently, feminist ethical philosophers notably Sara Ruddick, Virginia Held, and Annette Baier sought to explicate virtues and values suitable to everyday sociability.

But many CEOs and editors have clung to the virtues and values of a parent print brand and hesitated before unleashing what they fear will be potentially unruly, contradictory, digital offspring on the world.

But if fiction has become all-too-common, that may itself be a sign of just how fortunately endemic and beyond question are the virtues and values of personhood that they inspire and embody.

With his event organiser hat on, it was Barnes and friends that loaded the Playful conference stage for the past two years with speakers who extolled the virtues and value of gaming to the world.

The president and his staffers deftly used social media like Twitter and Facebook in his election campaign and continue to extol the virtues and value.

The theoretical predicament is that on their own, neither a Keynesian nor a neoclassical approach can grasp the importance of institutions; of vocation, virtue and value in generating competitive advantage, reciprocity as the foundation of good practice and the importance of long-term relationships between capital, labour and place in generating growth and innovation.

They glorify and market these sins to the world like they have intrinsic virtue and value, all the while trapping men in grievous sins they will never be able to escape.

The city's virtues and Modernist values — such as strangers and strangeness — were the small town's vices and fears.