| People with pain can be fractious and difficult, and elderly people may not be paragons of charm and cheerfulness. |
| By the time the Moon opposes Neptune in Pisces, midweek, you already see through mercenaries masquerading as paragons of virtue. |
| In this case, we are treating women like they are saints, angels, or paragons of virtue. |
| And if these too-good-to-be-true paragons can also deliver the goods, it'll be the best change in management style since casual Friday. |
| It is also surprising that these western superpowers, paragons of democratic virtues, are preparing so cynically to breach the peace. |
| The Wise Men of the Constitutional Council really deserved their nickname, they were paragons of wisdom! |
