virtuous

Their little town was no more virtuous than any other place.

I'm going to stop you being so virtuous for a bit.

And I am nothing, he thought, if not a virtuous man.

Not much is known about her other than she did have a large family, was a virtuous wife, and died in 1348.

It does a man good, once in a while, to be virtuous.

That is not all the growth are virtuous as he seems to think.

Now then, I will ask you where there is any sense in training people to lead virtuous lives.

"Because you thought you'd be good and virtuous doing it."

Indeed, some of them are not even sure that virtuous is what they want to be.

Sometimes Michael is almost off in a virtuous reality of his own.

The man who is to be happy will therefore need virtuous friends.

Very little is known about her, but she was described as virtuous.

And just knowing what would be virtuous is not enough.

This means they are being virtuous, not mean, in turning you down.

No one is free from vice, but some people are at least trying to become more virtuous.

You should account me the more virtuous, that I have not been common in my love.

Human beings are virtuous and free in their natural state.

She avoided her virtuous friends and went into the great world.

Even then, he waited until the work of the day was done, and felt virtuous in doing so.

Astronomers, as a group, were no more virtuous than anyone else.

Through these two brave and virtuous men we know you.

Instead, the mayor is suddenly made to seem virtuous for doing nothing.

I had just lost my virtuous father, who was about sixty years of age.

In the eye of God, highest among you is the most virtuous.

Then I'll come home and we can be less than virtuous together."