Sentence examples for anticipated virtue from inspiring English sources

She never got to make that film; her story is as much one of achievements as of projects unrealized, and it's a great virtue of a film such as Varda's and an anticipated virtue of Kardish's biography to unfold the details of unmade films and, in sparking the imagination with might-have-beens, make them as real as they ever can be.

Tal Ben-Shahar, who taught a popular undergraduate course at Harvard on the subject until 2008, calls Langer "the mother of positive psychology," by virtue of her early work that anticipated the field.

By virtue of cautious, patient reporting, Fallows anticipated some of the Iraq war's missteps, and if the articles in "Blind Into Baghdad" seem to arrive at what is now the conventional wisdom, he got there before the journalistic pack.

It could be anticipated that the synthesized NMA-L@NG-NF hybrid is thus a highly promising electrode by virtue of their outstanding applications in high-performance energy storage and energy conversion devices.

For a stochastic delayed system, Chen and Wu [15] obtained a stochastic maximum principle by virtue of a duality between stochastic differential delayed equations (SDDEs in short) and anticipated BSDEs.

By virtue of its mode of action in encapsulating rocuronium and vecuronium molecules, sugammadex was anticipated to be well tolerated [ 16].

So we hotly anticipated the third and final debate as a chance for each candidate to bombastically proclaim his own virtues and the other's faults, ideally while singing.

Most anticipated?

The highly anticipated N.F.C.

List all anticipated exhibits.

"Nobody anticipated this crisis.