Sentence examples for Another virtue from inspiring English sources

Another virtue is simplicity.

Another virtue of automated underwriting systems is their flexibility.

Another virtue of the cabin is its proximity to more well-traveled places.

Another virtue of the faster, looser bloggy form was to lend us opportunity to chime in on the day's news, before it lost ground to the week's news.

Another virtue, Mr. Buck pointed out, is that while "paper wants to turn yellow," stone is content to remain its original color.

Another virtue of this book, and what makes it peculiarly French despite the nationality of the author, is the way it is written.

But there is another necessary virtue: time to knit the parts together.

Ditto the idea of pitting one show against another by virtue of its time slot.

Making haste slowly is another Tindle virtue: there is no rush.

In current parlance, masculinity is constructed, performed and malleable, and one culture's defect (homosexuality, for example) may be another's virtue.

Many Turks took exception to her behaviour two years ago when she accompanied to the parliament's inaugural session another female Virtue deputy, Merve Kavakci, who sought to become the first Turkish woman to be sworn in while wearing a headscarf.