Sentence examples for vital virtue from inspiring English sources

Loyalty for him is "the vital virtue".

There is an entire chapter in Rudy Giuliani's famous book "Leadership" that is titled "Loyalty, the Vital Virtue".

Take, for example, the story of his Taxi and Limousine commissioner Christopher Lynn, which Giuliani invokes in the chapter titled "Loyalty: The Vital Virtue".

Her grandfather Sagyn and her mother Kanyshay recollected that in former times, they often went to the theatre and wished that their children could have also enjoyed the art of drama which also teaches young people vital virtues and wisdom.

He celebrated the artistic heroism of Beethoven and Goethe; denigrated the "slave morality" of Christianity, which transfigured weakness into virtue and vital strength into sin; and called on the strong in spirit to bring about a "transvaluation of all values".

She launches into a quiz focused on vital nutrients and the virtues of exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months.

The Waratahs, who fought back bravely from a 27-10 deficitoto earn a vital point, are top by virtue of having won one more game.

His point of departure is a description of the ethics of the philosophers, which is a combination of Platonic psychology with corresponding virtues to the concupiscent, vital and rational soul and the Aristotelian conception of virtue as the proper mean between two extremes, a model that he borrows from Muslim philosophers.

By identifying the specific virtues the palliative doctor executes on a daily basis, we will be in a better position to create educational programs ad hoc, to reinforce these values and deploy the virtues which are vital to a humanized clinical practice.

It has been recently appreciated that vital body organs share information by virtue of various biological mediators.

In today's world this virtue is all the more vital, because now that we have largely tamed the scourges of nature, most of our troubles are self-inflicted.