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• r  in a moral manner
• r  in a chaste and virtuous manner

• The biggest radio ruckus was caused by ABC's Disk Jockey Martin Block who virtuously announced that he would no longer play Columbia Records' Mambo Italiano.
• Even though Pete Rozelle virtuously forced Joe Namath to give up his Bachelors III nightclub because of alleged patronage by gamblers, Parrish charges the league's very roots .
• They are unshadowed by doubt or fear or, indeed, any sense of what made Murrow and his producer, Fred Friendly (whom Clooney plays), such virtuously embattled figures.

• morally
• chastely

• immorally

News & Articles

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• For Muslims, a month of fasting, character building begins
  When one fasts, all the sensory organs -- eyes, ears, tongue, hands and feet -- should perform virtuously.
  July 8, 2013 - Mobile Press-Register

Quotes

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• Pranab Mukherjee in GulfNews
  There are opportunities all over but the most important opening for the future is the chance for investible capital on one side to combine virtuously with the capacity and experience on the other side,said Mukherjee.
• Taylor Branch in WFAA
  We have an image of a placid and settled civil rights movement virtuously going forward,Mr. Branch says, "but they were at each others' throats about what to do" next, especially after the rise of rival black groups that advocated...
• Joseph Smith in Atlantic Online
  There is not a nation or a dynasty now occupying the earth which acknowledges almighty God as their lawgiver,Smith told the Neighbor newspaper in Nauvoo, Illinois. "I go emphatically, virtuously and humanely, for a theodemocracy, where God...