Sentence examples for certainly a virtue from inspiring English sources

Certainly a virtue of those things is that they embrace not only design and function but also experimentation.

Generosity is most certainly a virtue.

Patience is most certainly a virtue, but when it comes to your career, how do you differentiate between inching slowly forward and going nowhere fast?

While doing your best is certainly a virtue, perfectionism -- that is, settling for nothing less than perfect -- has a major down side.

Patience in this case was certainly not a virtue.

The Democrats are essentially devoted to tempering the harm caused by the Bush administration, which is not much of an agenda at all, though it certainly makes a virtue of moderation.

In other words, you're yet-to-be purchased Galaxy Tab 8.9 or 10.1 will be old news later this year, so patience will certainly be a virtue when it comes to slate shopping.

Certainly, transparency is a virtue, but transparency alone will not serve to deter torture unless it is followed by accountability.

"This is certainly a case of making a virtue of necessity.

Pronouncing yourself and your tribe "good" and others "bad" isn't a virtue, and certainly not a Christian one.

Put it all together and you have a product with no special virtue to recommend it, certainly no virtue that warrants a billion or so dollars a year in tax breaks and subsidies.