The wrestlers sat rapt as Mr. Torriero, also an unofficial father figure, preached the virtues of practicing hard, concentrating on their schoolwork and doing right by their families.
This was the virtue of practicing the right act alone, and the manifestation of the decisive settlement of birth.
The Falcons appeared fresh by virtue of practicing during most of their spring break, while the Tornadoes showed signs of rustiness.
Before scientists began studying gratitude in the 20th century, many religious leaders and philosophers expounded on the virtue of practicing gratitude through prayer or meditation.
It is important to keep in mind that this is not a skill-set learned in law school, by virtue of practicing law, nor is it developed while sitting on the bench and judging cases.
That being said, I think it would have been appropriate to make sense of things and take into account the traditions and cultures of the peoples who perpetuate and believe traditionally and/or religiously in the virtues of this practice and other peoples who do not share this point of view and condemn such practices for equally valid social and cultural reasons.
Epistemic experts have the capacity to provide strong justification for a range of propositions of the future, while performative experts can execute their skill well according to rules and the virtues of a practice.
Ways of talking are not to be evaluated in terms of whether they accurately describe our surroundings; rather, they are evaluated by the by the virtues of the practices that are involved in our use of them.
The often decreased budgets provided by independent financiers allow filmmakers to work with fewer inhibitions, and the superb just-off-Hollywood films of the last few years prove the virtue of the practice.
Recent theories and practice have extolled the virtues of team-based practices that rely on human flexibility and empowerment to improve integrated system performance.
"I just feel deeply grateful," he added, putting another of his virtues into practice.
