Sentence examples for considerable virtue from inspiring English sources

I'll proceed to a discussion of career transition awards that have the considerable virtue of actually existing.

The process, which is performed by using 5 Å molecular sieves as templates and final removal of the templates, has considerable virtue of enormously enlarging the amount of contact spots between every pair of particles due to the formation of inner planar nanostructures.

Ms. Quinn has considerable virtues.

All the available versions have considerable virtues.

Wilpon was clearly aware of, and enthusiastic about, the considerable virtues of these players.

This is due less to "Lincoln" 's own considerable virtues than to the ballooning controversy over whether "Zero Dark Thirty" effectively excuses and/or endorses torture.

There was much to admire in the warmth and suppleness of its string playing; qualities were probed more fully in the Ives, as were the considerable virtues of the orchestra's wind and brass choirs.

The earlier films, whatever their considerable virtues, were so thoroughly suffused with guilt over the West's role in Africa's misery that they left you chastened and hanging your head.

This is the nature of a dynamic capitalist economy, and to acknowledge it and the need for government countermeasures is in no way to repudiate the considerable virtues of the system.

Now that that's out of the way, let's dwell on the considerable virtues of this story of a closeted film actor, the rent boy who loves him, and the agent who sees love as just another irritating speed bump on the road to serious power.

It's a good bet that few people spend their days contemplating toilets, either the considerable virtues they possess or the finer points of their design.