Sentence examples for virtuous decisions from inspiring English sources

First, self-rule is central to a good life, perhaps because it makes us less self-alienated and more worthy of praise for our virtuous decisions.

Participants who had been given a negative star sign were more likely to choose attending a party over a virtuous decision.

And yet there is a way in which there are times where neutrality can become nothing less than a virtuous decision as he will make.

The many can contribute to virtuous decision-making in their collective capacity of judgment – presumably in assemblies and juries but not as individual high officials.

The director general went to parliament yesterday to prove that he had kept a virtuous distance from decisions about what the BBC would broadcast about its late, disgraced star.

After years of virtuous pleading for more decisions by majority vote in Euro-councils, the chancellor shocked his partners by what seemed like a sharp change of tack.

So you feel that you enter that store and you're in the realm of virtuous shopping, and any decision you make within that store is not going to compromise your ethical sensibility.

But at companies that operate in a virtuous cycle, employees constantly make decisions.

Among the chief virtues underscoring this commitment are justice and courage, but also virtuous prudence and restraint in decision-making.

Those [End Page 113] who participate in the collective decisions are not a virtuous elite and do not renounce an active private life.

This way of concluding the book reinforces the emphasis on virtuous character, as opposed to a decision-procedure for specific actions, and indicates that we might gain by returning to the ancient schools of moral philosophy that shared this emphasis.