Sentence examples for work virtues from inspiring English sources

But Aristotle brings to his work virtues we must have to avoid our biology becoming biological warfare.

But in Morrison's work virtue is a force, and it takes various forms, including the instinctual form of a mother desperate to save her child.

The goal is noble: as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. movingly said, we want to judge people "not by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character". Accordingly, a large study of racial socialization (Hughes et al., 2006) concluded that parents of majority and minority children alike do emphasize hard work, virtue, self-acceptance, and equality when raising their children.

He wasn't just training us in karate; he was trying to give us a gift -- the gift of discipline, of hard work, virtue and honor.

In the earliest examples of the redefinition that develops throughout Fielding's works, virtue is no longer simply virginity, but something malleable and powerful in the hands of a woman granted the agency and intelligence to determine her own sexuality.

Certainly each work has virtues.

Their polite, teasing notes recognized my work's virtues and extended their regrets.

Still, his qualities as a writer are obscured by the need of his admirers to claim for his work impossible virtues.

It's an impeccably tailored piece of work, with virtues nicely underscored by Matthew Warchus's disciplined direction and three astute performances, and it's not empty-minded.

It's an impeccably tailored piece of work, with virtues nicely underscored by Matthew Warchus's disciplined direction and astute performances from Alan Alda, Victor Garber and Alfred Molina.

I had promised to alert the skeptical Harrison to the work's virtues, but we found that it is now hidden in a huge beige box, for a restoration of the site.