Sentence examples for virtues of work from inspiring English sources

Maintenance seekers realize little satisfaction from accomplishment and express cynicism regarding the positive virtues of work and life in general.

The camera sits inside an austerely beautiful village church that is illuminated by winter morning sunlight, its pews filling with congregants whose dark clothes and weathered faces bespeak hardy old virtues of work, faith and family.

His remarks were vintage compassionate conservatism, a blend of tough talk about the virtues of work and gentle vows that, "We will not leave people in need to their own struggle, and we will not leave them to their own fate".

My generation of radical sand breakers-down never found anything to take the place of the old virtues of work and courage and the old graces of courtesy and politeness.

Back in the 18th and 19th centuries, the virtues of work were extolled by the affluent, upper classes who, according to Russell, preached "the dignity of labor [to the poor], while taking care themselves to remain undignified in this respect".

The Government can extol the virtues of work as much as it likes, but when the work available to you is tedious and poorly paid then it's not surprising that the "balls" (in super-remunerated Cherie's memorable phrase) seem barely worth juggling.

David Cameron once extolled the virtues of working with another party.

For 48 minutes on Wednesday night, he extolled the virtues of working with Republicans, then eviscerated them as dangerous radicals.

At a time when both parties are talking about the virtues of working together, the anniversary touched off a bitter dispute between them, with each using the day to write its own political narrative around the bill.

CEO Jack Dorsey (pictured) has extolled the virtues of working in cities (in fact, he says he wants to be the mayor of New York one day), but that doesn't mean every Square employee feels the same way.

Price repeatedly points out to me the virtues of working outside a massive corporate environment, a sentiment echoed by the rest of the office.