Sentence examples for both virtues from inspiring English sources

Both virtues are in tension with compassion, and even more with the sentimentality that often mistakes itself for compassion.

When musicians set out to startle and amaze, they had better be aware that originality for its own sake has both virtues and limitations.

But he is an impetuous writer -- as would seem natural for a man who once went to war-torn Afghanistan for his vacation -- and this brings with it both virtues and faults.

It speaks to a desire to be responsible and accountable, both virtues of effective marketers.

Trumbo was an incredibly complicated man, with a wide range of both virtues and faults.

Ensure that you have a reasonable amount of both virtues and vices––everyone has at least eight good traits and eight less desirable ones.

She reviews jurisprudence on bullying, and examines both the virtues and the pitfalls of treating it as a crime.

Now appears "Lay Back the Darkness," a book that embodies both the virtues and the uncertainties of Hirsch's past poetry.

This review provides an overview of HIV reservoir sites and discusses both the virtues and problems associated with therapies/strategies targeting these reservoir sites in vivo.

We are what we are thanks to both geniuses and tyrants, because of both virtue and evil.

Those changes will be welcomed and resisted, inspiring both virtue and evil, leading to yet other battles.