"By virtue of the intelligence of the smartphone, it's going to help to redefine what goes on your wrist".
A black Latin, Clemente protested racial bias against Latin players, swaying opinion by virtue of his intelligence and unparalleled skills on the field.
Andrea Anson Michael Benchetrit Ken Benson Elizabeth Crittenden Matthew Epstein William Guerri Robert Scott CAMI Vocal VINCENT--Edgar, was one of those people, by virtue of his intelligence, knowledge and experience spanning more than a half of a century, had a profound influence on opera.
Man was "fitter" than the animals, by virtue of his intelligence and his uniquely human emotions; thus in the struggle for existence man deserved to triumph, and nature would have to give way eventually to a fully "humanised" environment.
Isn't it ridiculous to deprive America of the voices of those who know best - by virtue of their intelligence and experience in dispensing justice?
Not for the first time, I was struck by how Hickey's love of art appears to exceed any emotional involvement that he may have with it, so much so that he barely notices the emotional and spiritual qualities — or the lack of them — of artists who please him by virtue of their formal intelligence.
This particular scenario is also related to the concept of distributed autonomous organizations (DAOs), as fully automated business entities that run by interacting with autonomous agents that contribute to its value appreciation by virtue of the collective intelligence and actions of its users.
Wizards end up with many skill points by virtue of their superior Intelligence.
He is England's best defender, not to mention a natural on-field leader simply by virtue of his composure and intelligence on the ball.
Three years ago, Jesus Barroso rode a bus seven hours from his home in Chiriqui, Panama, to a tryout in Panama City, and by virtue of his skills and intelligence was selected for the program.
