Sentence examples for which virtue from inspiring English sources

Hardship isn't necessarily the crucible in which virtue is formed.

I have written no play in which virtue has been more celebrated than in this one.

With each complicated lift, during which Virtue twirled around Moir's body so easily she looked weightless, the crowd roared.

The priority is not justice and the public infrastructure to support it, in which virtue is achieved by collective effort.

Paul Krugman, a Nobel laureate and columnist for the New York Times, describes this as a "looking-glass realm" in which virtue is vice and prudence is folly.

Way back in the early stages of this crisis I argued that we'd entered a looking-glass realm in which virtue was vice and prudence was folly.

I don't think there was a conspiracy, just an irony of history, in which virtues conflict in surprising ways.

Think about which virtues are most important to you.

Visit different churches, temples, etc. Learn about which virtues each religions are based upon.

Or they elaborated a separate-and-unequal theory of virtue according to which female virtue is fundamentally better than male virtue.

Since each physician might understand each virtue differently, specific situation in which each virtue is implied is presented instead of each particular virtue.