Sentence examples for virtuous man from inspiring English sources
The virtuous man is the happy man,' " the monsignor replied.
Yet most scholars agree that Wycliffe was a virtuous man.
John Adams described his cousin as a plain, modest, and virtuous man.
Only the shrewdest, most virtuous man in the world can undermine the worst one.
American Pastoral followed Sabbath's Theater, and in it Roth said he "wanted to write about a conventionally virtuous man.
Other considerations must weigh against the suspected witch, "inasmuch as 'tis an undoubted and a notorious thing" that a devil might impersonate an innocent, even virtuous, man.
Virtuous men - such as Nigel Cooke's tirelessly caustic Arrunitius - are seen to be impotent.
And "men who order wine and like to let it 'breathe.' " THE RUNNER: From wicked women to very virtuous men.
For generations, indeed for more than two centuries, well-intentioned, virtuous men and women have served our state well.
The "experts", elected every eight years, are supposedly virtuous men of deep political and religious insight: qualities needed to select the right person.
Set against this background are virtuous men and women who are considerate and selfless, sensitive and helpful, forthright, and faithful in love.
