Sentence examples similar to virtuous inclination from inspiring English sources

In order to become genuinely virtuous, a person must "extend" or "fill out" his or her nascent virtuous inclinations.

He was bold, cunning, efficient, wicked or virtuous, according to his inclination at the time; but he always showed the same vigour.

Being virtuous often means thwarting your inclinations, obeying a power outside yourself.

The answer lies in too ready an acceptance of ordinary usage, which permits a fairly wide-ranging application of many of the virtue terms, combined, perhaps, with a modern readiness to suppose that the virtuous agent is motivated by emotion or inclination, not by rational choice.

Or inclination.

Virtuous cycle?

Feel virtuous.

A most virtuous vice.

Sheer inclination also matters.

How virtuous is that!

"My inclination is positive.