Sentence examples for virtuous people from inspiring English sources

It describes a proud, brave and virtuous people.

The massacre was described as a "glorious victory for the virtuous people of Los Angeles".

You cannot show it by portraying only virtuous people; what good is mercy to the virtuous?

The Academy set out "to cultivate every art and science which may tend to advance the interest, honor, dignity, and happiness of a free, independent, and virtuous people".

What virtuous people perpetually struggle against is not political ideology, for ideology (as Lessing imagines it) is really just a mask for resentment.

In "It Takes a Family," he drafted John Adams and other founders into the ranks of natural lawgivers who believed "America's greatness lay in a good, a moral, and a virtuous people".

The Obama campaign's absolute, indisputable argument on this matter is that this process is virtuous; successful people pay back into the common weal kitty to provide the opportunity for future successful people.

In which departments there are, happily, now scores more virtuous business people ready to carry on where she left off.

Only Americans believe that the United States' power is inherently virtuous; elsewhere, people see this idea as not only false, but dangerous.

He rose to fame as a rapping rock star, and, along the way, he discovered that success and excess formed a virtuous circle — people loved the idea that he really was having as much fun as his music implied.

l In the 1930s, when James Hilton wrote Lost Horizon, his novel of Shangri-la and its virtuous, ageless people, he captured the world's imagination.