Sentence examples for example of the virtues from inspiring English sources
His own biography provided a stirring example of the virtues of mental husbandry.
The opening story, "Babies," is a fine example of the virtues of inspiration.
If the fables of Jean de La Fontaine are among France's greatest cultural treasures, forming the minds of countless children, Mr. Hollande is a fine example of the virtues of the tortoise, not the hare; the ant, not the grasshopper.
It also encourages innovation because it spreads information, extends professional networks and encourages cross-fertilisation.An obvious example of the virtues of mobility is California: the home of Silicon Valley and Hollywood has been more reluctant than any other state to recognise non-competes and other restrictions on the tide of talent.
For much of the 20th Century Western Europe and the United States have stood as examples of the virtues of democracy, universal human rights, and humanitarianism, but they have turned their backs on those principles for which they stood.
Her new book, "Dread," is a good example of both the virtues and the limitations of her work.
IT IS a fair bet that in churches all over the world, sermons are being preached today about Nelson Mandela as an example of the Christian virtue of forgiveness.
The difficulty was resolved when he came to realize that Churchill was a perfect example of that virtue.
This has, in turn, devolved into a chorus of voices (Ryan Block for example) exclaiming the virtues of openness and transparency, along with opining on the evils of Apple's terms of service for iPhone developers.
It's hard to cut a country into two — treatment and control — so this is not the way to study central-bank independence, for example, or the virtues of parliamentary democracy.
