cardinal virtue

The statues of the cardinal virtues on either side were by another hand.

Let us remember hope is one of the cardinal virtues."

It wasn't one of my cardinal virtues to begin with.

But the cardinal virtue was this: reserve your fire, and never trust anyone.

Prudence was never a cardinal virtue of the Kentucky boy.

Her name is taken from "Prudence," one of the four cardinal virtues.

She has set out budgetary discipline as being, for her, one of the cardinal virtues.

He believed in work, that work was one of the cardinal virtues.

The four Cardinal Virtues, with their attributes after the same.

But a commitment to scrutiny is a cardinal virtue.

Where better to witness cardinal virtues than in a city full of virtuous cardinals.

In truth, we soon found that our host did not count civility among the cardinal virtues.

"Vulcan loyalty to a commander is considered a cardinal virtue."

The four moral or cardinal virtues, of whom Prudence directs the others.

One of the cardinal virtues but the priests don't even know what it means."

His philosophy came from the ancients who considered discipline the cardinal virtue.

Responsibility and loyalty are cardinal virtues in the Navy.

True Women were to hold the four cardinal virtues:

They may all be summed up in one word, the cardinal virtue for which my sister is named: prudence.

The four cardinal virtues appear as a group (sometimes included in larger lists) long before they are later given this title.

The prime difference is the absence of a cardinal Virtue and Vice.

"In their world," he says, "tolerance is a cardinal virtue.

It is the fourth of the Cardinal virtues in the Tarot.

Supporting the four corners of the tomb are statues representing the cardinal virtues.

Four angels, representing the cardinal virtues, stand at the corners of the bell tower.