Sentence examples for all the virtues from inspiring English sources

The triumph over malfunctioning technology calls on all the virtues of an engineer.

Deeply loved by family and friends, Carole had all the virtues and more.

Prawn balls have all the virtues of seafood that has swum in the deep-fat fryer.

"Modest, individualistic, ironic," his book has all the virtues he attributes to the English themselves.

King's inventiveness and skill show no signs of slacking: "Doctor Sleep" has all the virtues of his best work.

But to assess Italia 90 only according to those parameters is to miss all the virtues that gave it meaning.

The emperor alone could provide that protection, since, as the embodiment of all the virtues, he possessed in perfection those qualities displayed only imperfectly by his individual subjects.

"EIGHT ELVISES" is a 12-foot painting that has all the virtues of a great Andy Warhol: fame, repetition and the threat of death.

It's a play that has all the virtues, and a few of the failings, of the 50s era in which it is set.

Mr. Badillo, who first ran for mayor in 1969, bears all the virtues and scars from such longevity in New York politics.

" 'Modest, individualistic, ironic,' his book has all the virtues he attributes to the English themselves," Evelyn Toynton wrote in these pages last year.