Sentence examples for acknowledged virtues from inspiring English sources

While Sale opposed the coerced conversion of Muslims and acknowledged virtues in Mohammed's teachings, he was nonetheless a product of his religiously-fraught time who saw Islam as fundamentally foreign.

A queuing system that had been forced onto the store by its architecture became one of its acknowledged virtues, and a sign near the checkouts now boasts of "the fastest-moving lines in New York".

At the same time as he suggests the risks of a neutered modernity that channels only its acknowledged virtues and responsibilities into its public image, he makes a film that offers a counter-vision — an art that runs moral and political risks even as it dramatizes them.

At the same time as he suggests the risks of a neutered modernity that channels only its acknowledged virtues and responsibilities into its public image, he makes a film that offers a counter-vision an art that runs moral and politicounter-vision an it drartthats them.

It may be worth recalling that many British Muslim communities originate from, and still identify with, deeply conservative places in south Asia (rural Kashmir or Bangladesh, for example) where loyalty to established authority is a widely acknowledged virtue.

Of course an understated cashmere coat also possessed the practical, if rarely acknowledged, virtue of camouflaging an outfit that might have been all too hastily assembled in the mad rush of a Fashion Week.

The conservatives I spoke to over the past few days, on the other hand, carefully limited the scope of their tributes, even as they acknowledged the virtue of certain liberal values.

"Once it was tarred and feathered, nobody would acknowledge its virtues".

Acknowledging the virtues as well as the limitations of monetary regulation in the context of work migration calls for further creative thinking about institutional design in this field.

Millions have found success through the school system, and I am the first to acknowledge its virtues.

Their even-tempered realism allows them to acknowledge the virtues in emerging institutional arrangements (such as regional groups), including ones they openly oppose (democracy leagues).