Yet another lauded her virtue for understanding vintage fashion and for pushing Imitation of Christ, a friend's new clothing line.
The Nobel speech was yet another reminder that whatever virtues he might have as a person, a thinker, and a former activist, Barack Obama must now perform a different role as an American president.
A virtuous person loves the recognition of himself as virtuous; to have a close friend is to possess yet another person, besides oneself, whose virtue one can recognize at extremely close quarters; and so, it must be desirable to have someone very much like oneself whose virtuous activity one can perceive.
LEHI, Utah — Mia Love stared straight ahead, her face etched into the sort of camera-ready countenance that takes many politicians years to master, as yet another Republican luminary extolled her virtues at a news conference.
A utilitarian morality will understand these terms in one way, a deontological (for example, Kantian) morality in quite another way, an Aristotelian virtue morality in yet another way.
After an account of the death itself, these elegies include an appreciation of the hero's virtues, thus providing yet another occasion for the community to express its unifying principles.
Yet by virtue of its ubiquity, Google is often the arbiter of first recourse for borders and toponyms [5].
Yet by virtue of the 50 million gallons of water they still supply daily to the people of southern Cheshire, both canal and aqueduct survive.
The subway system is a little like Social Security: ingenious, necessary, expensive, historically robust, yet, by virtue of demographics, shadowed by future collapse.
Yet the virtue of the Magnitsky Act is that it rejects the fiction, so often presented at the theater of G-8 and other summits, that Russia is a normalizing country.
