virtue

For example, some tradwives will justify the virtue of a large family by alluding to the importance of maintaining a white, Christian majority in the United States.

They share a common history, a social vocabulary, an obsession with the automobile and, until recently, an almost genetic belief in the virtue of growth.

When he eventually signed on for a superhero film, it was, fittingly, alongside Captain America, that upright paragon of virtue — and Redford played the villain.

Next, the virtues of an ideal loaded fry plate.

“Hamilton” feels politically explosive because politics are baked into it by virtue of its subject matter, not added after the fact.