The phrase "amount of virtue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or degree of moral excellence or goodness in a person or action.
Example: "The amount of virtue displayed by the volunteers during the crisis was truly inspiring."
Alternatives: "degree of virtue" or "level of virtue".
Ensure that you have a reasonable amount of both virtues and vices––everyone has at least eight good traits and eight less desirable ones.
"But I think you have a certain amount of credibility by virtue of familiarity".
In the short term, however, U.S. and Europe "will still dominate" when it comes to overseas investment amount by virtue of the high cost of entering those markets or buying assets there, Wang said.
Radioactivity surrounds us; each day we are exposed to a certain amount by virtue of being alive on planet Earth.
No amount of happiness can make up for a deficit of virtue, and no amount of virtue despite its unconditioned goodness can make up for a deficit of happiness.
Despite a small amount of literature on patient virtues, 17 20 a focus on virtue was beyond the scope of this study.
The pre-formatted discharge summary provided more information than a prescription form in terms of the amount of information written by virtue of its structured nature.
In addition, if mating preferences are highly polygenic, then they could harbor a large amount of genetic variation by virtue of being a large mutational target.
While political outsiders such as Donald Trump and Ben Carson have captured the imagination of Republicans in the United States, the Philippines, in turn, is experiencing its own version of "autocratic nostalgia", with a significant amount of voters extolling the virtues of 'iron-fisted leadership" and embracing strongmen, who promise to introduce 'discipline' to the country.
