15 sentences with 'virtue'

Example sentences and phrases with the word virtue and other words derived from it.

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« Patience is a great virtue in difficult times. »

virtue: Patience is a great virtue in difficult times.
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« Honesty is a highly valued virtue among friends. »

virtue: Honesty is a highly valued virtue among friends.
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« Kindness is a virtue that everyone should cultivate. »

virtue: Kindness is a virtue that everyone should cultivate.
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« Showing humility in the face of success is a great virtue. »

virtue: Showing humility in the face of success is a great virtue.
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« Patience is a virtue that must be cultivated to have a fulfilling life. »

virtue: Patience is a virtue that must be cultivated to have a fulfilling life.
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« Trust is a virtue that allows us to have faith in ourselves and in others. »

virtue: Trust is a virtue that allows us to have faith in ourselves and in others.
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« Solidarity is a virtue that allows us to support others in difficult times. »

virtue: Solidarity is a virtue that allows us to support others in difficult times.
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« Sometimes, being naive can be a virtue, as it allows one to see the world with hope. »

virtue: Sometimes, being naive can be a virtue, as it allows one to see the world with hope.
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« Truth was the cardinal virtue of Zoroastrianism, with falsehood being synonymous with evil. »
« Cabbage is one of the best ways to prevent cancer, already in imperial Rome it was revered for this virtue. »
« The Greeks held that the two ways in which a man could overcome his rivals and assert his virtue were battle and public argument and argumentation. »
« Cynics believed that social conventions were unfortunate by-products of history that distracted people from the true source of virtue and happiness: nature. »
« The Iliad and the Odyssey celebrated the arete - a Greek virtue that can be translated into English as "excellence" and "success", but which should be understood as a moral characteristic as much as a physical or mental one. »
« The Church tried to encourage feudal lords to live according to Christian virtue, but the fact is that the vocation of the nobility, their very social role, was to fight, and therefore, all too often, "politics" was synonymous with "armed struggle" during the Middle Ages. »
« Civic virtue, closely related to the modern concept of patriotism, was the influential power and idea because it would continue throughout the Greek Classical Age, be passed down through the conquests of Alexander the Great, and eventually become one of the most important, if not the only, ethical norms of the Roman Republic and Empire. Ultimately, it would go on to influence thinkers and politicians to the present day. »

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