Sentence examples similar to virtuous message from inspiring English sources

The subjects were least likely to ask the people who put the virtuous saying in their messages to do their unethical bidding.

As any diplomat knows, sometimes one has to make the best of a weak hand, and if Pelosi's optimistic tweak on her talking points in any way encourages a virtuous cycle of more positive messaging, then she can expect plenty of requests for a return visit.

The message is self-consciously virtuous and explicitly self-promotional.

That message is, admittedly, a virtuous one, because water, the exhibition points out, is not a renewable resource.

The subtle message that voting affirms a virtuous part of a person's identity seems to work.

The protesters who had come for umpteen virtuous causes, mainly poverty-related, found their messages drowned in the chaos.

"Anti-bad-guys-messages" can help us feel virtuous and release justifiable anger, but alone they can't work.

After World War II and decades of Cold War-era interventions, that message — of American power as inherently virtuous — became ingrained in American identity.

Content creates a virtuous cycle.

Industry and Idleness (1747) contains, in addition to its obvious moral message, a good deal of self-dramatization, depicting the virtuous apprentice made good in a hostile world.

Another said he received a text message advising him to vote for a list of seven "virtuous" candidates.