He thought that Consciousness II was giving way to Consciousness III, the outlook of a rising generation whose virtues included direct action, community power, and self-definition.
Even one of his staunchest critics, the philosopher Hilary Putnam, acknowledged that reading Chomsky was to be "struck by a sense of great intellectual power; one knows one is encountering an extraordinary mind", whose virtues included "originality and scorn for the faddish and superficial".
Seven-son flower (Heptacodium miconioides) is an underused small tree whose many virtues include panicles of small, white flowers that smell of nutmeg and tuberose and are alive with blissful bees and butterflies through September.
That Shylock and the man playing him are not allowed to run away with this "Merchant" — whose many virtues include a smashing break-out performance by Lily Rabe as Portia and what may be the finest supporting cast ever assembled for Shakespeare in the Park — is no mean accomplishment.
Artificial virtues include justice, promise-keeping, and allegiance to legitimate government.
Natural virtues include courage, magnanimity, ambition, friendship, generosity, fidelity, and gratitude, among many others.
Aristotelian virtues include courage, self-control, justice, generosity, friendliness, gentleness, and truthfulness, among others.
But there are lesser-known islands whose virtues are perhaps unsung.
He is a fine Hamlet whose virtues, and occasional vices, are inseparable from the production itself.
But the scandal may well narrow his appeal, turning him from someone whose virtues seemed relevant to many fields of work into someone whose virtues apply mainly to golf.
