Sentence examples for any virtue from inspiring English sources

Any virtue overused eventually becomes toxic.

Does he see any virtue in that?

Nor is there any virtue, in the usual sense.

I don't think there is any virtue in industrial agriculture.

This opportunity arises not from any virtue of social science, but simply from its scope.

Peter's growing prestige attracted numerous pilgrims to Rome, even during times when his successor was devoid of any virtue.

If I have any virtues, it's that I'm good at walking through doors that are slightly ajar".

It becomes part of my life and, if I have any virtues, which are probably not many, I get fairly decisive about things.

If the Old Testament Samson can be said to possess any virtues that we would feel comfortable recognizing as virtues, it would have to be Samson's complete abstinence from wine.

Faults like these ought to swamp any virtues the book may possess; set them down in this abstract fashion, and it seems incredible that "Sons and Lovers" can be anything but a dull success of cleverness.

They are so blinded by partisanship that they are incapable of seeing any vices in their own side or any virtues in their opponents, and so consumed by anger that they define themselves by what they want to destroy rather than to preserve.