Sentence examples for by virtue of a commitment from inspiring English sources
We were there by virtue of a commitment we had made to a moral position; and that gave us a psychological attitude the average prisoner did not have...
While acknowledging substantial cultural differences, much of Western critical writing about Kiarostami positions him as the Iranian equivalent of such directors, by virtue of a similarly austere, "spiritual" poetics and moral commitment.
In my marriage, by virtue of a traveling spouse, by virtue of the exhaustion of juggling job and kids, by virtue of the growing distance between the two of us which of course exacerbated the, well... growing distance.
By virtue of a particular evolutionary history, certain pre-miRNAs will be more plastic than others.
Snail can cycle between the nucleus and the cytosol by virtue of a nuclear export sequence.
China should earn the Games not because of its ability to build world-class sports sites and manage a massive event, but by virtue of its commitment to upholding the Olympic ideal.
The American newspaper (and the nightly newscast) is designed to appeal to a broad audience, with conflicting values and opinions, by virtue of its commitment to the goal of objectivity.
And by virtue of an artificial surface, no less.
By virtue of their commitment, or owner commitment (OC), they can ensure successful delivery of green building projects.
But there is nothing divine about the reasons why Wales' second city still has a football club to call its own - Swansea City survived by virtue of the sheer commitment, courage and diligence of a bunch of proud Jacks.
