a paragon of virtue

He was a weak man, not a paragon of virtue like his father.

"And I suppose you know where we can find such a paragon of virtue?"

"So if you're a paragon of virtue, then why were the men trying to hang you?"

But television is certainly not a paragon of virtue.

Even the boy king Cuz-mecli was a paragon of virtue.

She wasn't exactly a paragon of virtue either, was she?

"I read once that a commander has to be a paragon of virtue.

He also presented the tyrannical manager as a paragon of virtue.

On the surface, Victor is a paragon of virtue.

Some considered him a paragon of virtue, others a despicable philistine.

I'm always teasing Margot about being a paragon of virtue these days, and she hates it.

"Everyone knows a Virgo is a paragon of virtue!"

What a fate for a paragon of virtue!

"While hiding out," he said, "I was a paragon of virtue.

Compared to some of his competitors, Rivera was a paragon of virtue.

"By mutant standards I am a paragon of virtue."

Oh, and George Washington isn't exactly a paragon of virtue, btw.

Azuma may not be a paragon of virtue.

Of course, Whole Foods has always held itself up as a paragon of virtue.

Victor Gabriel sounded like a paragon of virtue.

"I'm not a paragon of virtue now, either.

Sturm Brightblade wasn't a paragon of virtue and courage.

Lancaster needs a paragon of virtue as much as a decent rugby player.

"You weren't such a paragon of virtue then," was the bitter reply, "as you may perhaps recall."

"And is that what you tell yourself, that lets you remember her as a paragon of virtue?