Sentence examples for considerable virtues from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

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.

Yet aside from its hard-right ideology, "Little Orphan Annie" has considerable artistic virtues, as Updike points out in his letter.

But this is more than made up for by its considerable substantive virtues: it is straightforward, accessible and sensible, free of the ideological cant and posturing that often mar even serious academic studies of racial issues.

The bad luck is that the company has taken on the ill-conceived production originally staged in 2014 by Northern Ireland Opera; the good fortune is that the crass and sometimes gruesome updating is counterbalanced by considerable musical virtues, with the characters of Macbeth and his Lady, together with the chorus of witches whom Verdi regarded as the third protagonist, all strongly portrayed.