Sentence examples for Particular virtue from inspiring English sources

They are of no particular virtue beyond being fresh.

One particular virtue of these sites is the space they open up for film analysis.

This was not the result of any particular virtue but of sheer necessity.

But what is there to say about any of this referencing except that nodding to old movies is no particular virtue in itself?

(He was dubious: "There is no particular virtue," he wrote, "in having a ready answer to any question that happens to come to the mind of a reporter").

For a family that sees no particular virtue in reticence, it's odd that the two of them seem not to have discussed the matter at length.

At times, however, similarity undermines its particular virtues.

The best football managers have always seemed to personify particular virtues and vices.

And there is something American in the particular virtues he selected: they are, above all, practical.

But I am not sure that these particular virtues serve him well in a Broadway musical, and the same is true for many of the other actors.

Companies around the world are studying it as perhaps the best model for tomorrow's successes in electronic commerce.Amazon demonstrates two particular virtues of Internet commerce.