Instead, he went on to more virtuous roles.
So the ready disposition to keep these passions in their proper role is an essential element of a virtuous character and life.
In particular, the objectors say, the situationists ignore the role of practical deliberation (or, in the case of virtuous character, practical wisdom).
Ms. Noll, typically constrained by the virtuous-soprano roles she often gets, visibly enjoys cutting loose on songs like "The Bear, the Tiger, the Hamster and the Mole," while the rubber-faced Ms. Colella, who seems to have been cut loose from birth, is as batty and brilliant as ever on showstoppers like "Miss Byrd" and "Back on Base".
Jen (from Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon) In Ang Lee's gravity-defying martial arts romp, women take most of the major roles, virtuous or villainous.
White women first rejected their confinement to the role of virtuous motherhood in the private sphere of the early Republic by championing the very public struggle for the abolition of slavery.
It tells the story of a rising young ballerina, played by Natalie Portman, who achieves her dream when chosen to perform the dual role of virtuous white swan and evil black twin in a new production of "Swan Lake".
Purpose: The current literature on social capital, especially among sociologists and political scientists, is characterized by a focus on its "civic" nature and consequently on the role that virtuous behavior plays in fostering democracy and national development.
Positive roles and virtuous actions, even in sex comedies such as "Dirty Grandpa and Mike and Daveve," are as much of a temptation for an actor as they are a trap.
