Sentence examples for but the virtue from inspiring English sources

But the virtue of justice requires us to make human rights our end.

But the virtue of the play lay in the complexity of its portrait of Charles.

But the virtue of the story is that its meaning is left open.

But the virtue of his play is that it shows what this means in reality.

But the virtue of geothermal electricity is that it can provide base-load power, flexible power or anything in between.

But the virtue of the show is that it strikes the right balance between the romantic and the grotesque.

But the virtues of the digital age are not always aligned with those of psychotherapy.

But the virtues of vegetarianism as part of the battle to curb climate change are far from being an issue just for the spiritually inclined.

"He now feels that his urgent task is to defend not freedom but the virtues of acknowledging necessity," Joseph Frank complained in an influential review in 1956.

But the virtues of autonomy and remoteness that keep people here can turn into liabilities as quickly as a change in weather.

But the virtues that they thought of as leaderly courage, decisiveness, sociability, compassion, trustworthiness, integrity, and so on matter in ordinary life, too.