virtuously

Whether the sage would be virtuous is perhaps moot; what Epicurus says is that he would live virtuously, that is prudently, honorably, and justly (the adverbial construction may be significant).

Epicurus Konstan, David 2009

That of the practical is for us to act virtuously, that is, honorably, with prudence, temperance, fortitude, and justice.

Among My Books Second Series James Russell Lowell 1855

Assuming that the US does not wish to sustain further job losses, the budget deficit will inevitably deteriorate further, either "virtuously" (via proactive government spending which promotes a full employment policy), or in a bad way, whereby a contracting economy and rising unemployment, produce larger deficits via the automatic stabilisers moving to shore up demand as the economy falters.

Troubles in the EuroZone: Will the Contagion Affect the U.S.? 2010

Assuming that the US does not wish to sustain further job losses, the budget deficit will inevitably deteriorate further, either "virtuously" (via proactive government spending which promotes a full employment policy), or in a bad way, whereby a contracting economy and rising unemployment, produce larger deficits via the automatic stabilisers moving to shore up demand as the economy falters.

Marshall Auerback: Troubles in the EuroZone: Will the Contagion Affect the U.S.? 2010

And consider this: in 1998, 1999 and 2000 (increasing each year), the US government "virtuously" ran budget surpluses.

Marshall Auerback: The G20 Summit: Hijacked by Neo-Liberalism 2009

Such a shift has hampered moderns from being able to discern the difference between a power that is legitimate because it is exercised wisely and virtuously, and the illegitimate use of power springing from intellectual and/or moral vice.

Scripture 2009

Such a shift has hampered moderns from being able to discern the difference between a power that is legitimate because it is exercised wisely and virtuously, and the illegitimate use of power springing from intellectual and/or moral vice.

The Papacy 2009

Such a shift has hampered moderns from being able to discern the difference between a power that is legitimate because it is exercised wisely and virtuously, and the illegitimate use of power springing from intellectual and/or moral vice.

Theology 2009

"But it cawn't be done," he said, waxing virtuously indignant at such ingratitude.

THE PEG 2010

"I'd rather have my fingernails pulled out than have my photo in GQ," she added, virtuously.

Committee's solution to attacks on female politicians: 'just get on with it' 2012