Sentence examples for discovered virtue from inspiring English sources

One drawback is that, having discovered virtue himself, Mr Duisenberg can lack indulgence towards others who have yet to do so.

It was like having an expert tutorial: he had asked Malle all the questions I would have wanted to ask, brought out the best answers; and, at times, with a lesser film, discovered virtue and coherence where I had suspected their opposite.

Eliot Spitzer discovered the virtue of humility.

Toy companies may have discovered the virtue of a government stamp of approval to ease the worries of toy-buying parents.

Since then, I have discovered the virtue of unsweetened chestnuts, as in the delicious soup devised by Patricia Yeo at AZ and a supremely complex chestnut-flour farfalle that Alain Ducasse surrounds with slivers of pork breast, tiny chicken quenelles, cèpes, foie gras grease, white-truffle shavings and more chestnuts.

One reason is that firms have discovered the virtue of deferred job offers.

The issue of phylogenetic conservation of TFBSs is paradoxical because on the one hand, TFBSs are known to have a high evolutionary turn-over rate [32], while on the other hand many have been discovered by virtue of their evolutionary conservation.

In parallel, location-specific consensus motifs in promoter sequences were discovered by virtue of TSSs identification with one-base resolution of the method.

Besides the widely-studied microRNAs, novel types of small non-coding RNAs (sncRNAs) have been (and are being) discovered by virtue of recent innovations in deep sequencing (meaning ultra-high throughput sequencing or next generation sequencing) [ 32- 34].

On the other hand, the antiresorptive action of OPG was discovered by virtue of the remarkable increase in bone density found in transgenic mice over-expressing OPG [ 5], and deletion of the gene encoding OPG causes severe osteoporosis in mice [ 6].

This article was reviewed by Prof. Dan Graur, Dr. Rob Knight and Dr. Eugene Koonin "A fama discovered that virtue was a spherical microbe with a lot of feet" - Julio Cortazar, Cronopios and Famas The human body contains a plethora of microorganisms, including bacteria that inhabit all of our surfaces: the skin, cornea, guts, mouth and sexual organs [ 1].