Sentence examples for few virtues from inspiring English sources
The operatic key has a few virtues.
Pierre Kanter, a Frenchman who now lives in New York, sees few virtues in British cars.
But they do share one of the style's few virtues, an instinct for survival and a talent for getting on.
I hope we can at least now concede that Kafka On The Shore has a few virtues?
Similarly, to take another example, at the start of Chapter 10, Frank neatly summarizes the few virtues and multiple defects of "A Raw Youth" in a couple of terse pages.
Results show that Finnish students perceive more positive than negative affordances regarding reading on paper, while reading on screen attracts fewer virtues.
Least expensive camera here, but few other virtues.
It is one of the play's few dramatic virtues that it makes Lula's manipulation and cruelty immediately apparent.
But they had few other virtues; in fact, it was the practice of niceness that helped to keep other values, such as fairness, at bay.
He is in possession of a few tarnished virtues: undoubted courage; a few moments of fellow-feeling; an immense love for his son.
Set in Malibu on the day of Barbra Streisand's wedding to James Brolin, it's a play with a few fleeting virtues and, in Julie White as an exasperated wife pushed over the edge of hysteria, a substantial comic presence.
