Sentence examples for best virtue from inspiring English sources

But Spotted by Local's best virtue is its practicality.

Patience is probably your very best virtue.

"I guess persistence is one of the best virtues," Ivica said.

TWO centuries too late, perhaps, but New York has got round to celebrating a man who in so many ways represents the city's best virtues.

Clotilde Otranto, though lacking the best virtues of Mr. Sill and Mr. Karoui, provides a welcome middle ground; and the occasional performances of Ryan McAdams have been excellent.

It has all the best virtues of American film noir but with a European sensibility that could have seemed melodramatic or pretentious in a Hollywood film.

They are the two most dynamic and versatile players in the league — scorers who love to pass, forwards who play like guards, each thoroughly committed to defense and teamwork and all of basketball's best virtues.

In this way, our proposed MDA combines the best virtues of both LDA and MPCA for face recognition.

According to Barry moral saints are the mirror images of evil people in the sense that they possess extremely virtuous states of character, i.e., the very best virtues, such as justice and compassion, to an extreme degree.

Shriver put it best when he said, ""The Peace Corps represents some, if not all, of the best virtues in this society.

"By all accounts he was a special human being, someone who carried the best virtues and characteristics from this Division with him beyond his service here".