| Let it be enough for you to have bread and live virtuously and poorly like Christ, as I do here. |
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| But by the early Victorian period angels were virtuously feminine in form and increasingly shown in domestic confinement, no longer free to fly. |
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| While Mother rises virtuously early for sacristan duties at Little Saint Mary's church, we heathens opt for an indolent morning with the papers. |
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| His desire was to establish a code of laws that would automatically result in people behaving virtuously. |
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| That is where foolishness leads you when you try to act virtuously and, with this directive, we are acting stupidly. |
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| The deacons and the elders who are not born again usually say, I want to live virtuously, but I dont know why its so difficult. |
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| For this the right technology is broadcast, which can allow virtuously any number of simultaneous users. |
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| The greatest good towards which individuals strive is happiness, the greatest form of happiness is to be found in acting virtuously. |
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| Not only this, he runs in well-grooved patterns, like a faithful Ukrainian trolley bus set on its virtuously unswerving course. |
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| He didn't make us His people because we are better looking, more worthy, or live more virtuously than any other of His creations. |
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| What's imporatant is to be able to bring them up virtuously and in good health. |
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| Though health is priceless, it definitely generates costs that cannot be ignored virtuously. |
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| Socrates had no recipe for acting virtuously, one would be misled to believe the opposite. |
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| State universities have also virtuously kept financial aid for poorer students in place. Academics might be more tempted to drift away. |
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| Treasury insiders virtuously insist that none of the Gershon savings will be banked until they're real. |
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| Those who virtuously slapped bumper-stickers on their cars proclaiming Atomkraft? |
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| All experience suggests that exhortations to young people to behave virtuously in matters such as diet and exercise are more likely to result in contrary behaviour. |
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| I know people who have really struggled with the Church, or rejected the very idea of virtue, because they think living virtuously would make them conformist automatons. |
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| Dying virtuously is not a serious option for any company! |
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| But, ever since she arrived at the helm of the Justice Department four years ago, she has stuck virtuously to the rule book, even when the rules left much to be desired. |
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| The inward complacence we find in acting reasonably and virtuously. |
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